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A) Create a slide titled How the Masses of Objects Affect the Gravitational Force between
Them.
b) Include this table on your slide:
Mass of Object 1 Mass of Object 2 (kg) Gravitational Force
(kg)
(N)
1 x 1020
1 x 1020
1 x 100 G
3 x 1020
1 x 1020
3 x 100 G
2 x 1020
2 x 1020
4 x 100 G
3 x 1020
4 x 1020
12 x 1040 G
c) Use the table to explain how the masses of Objects 1 and 2 relate to the gravitational force
between them. Be sure to:
D Describe the scenario.
Explain the table headings to introduce the data in the table.
Use the data to show a trend.
Summarize the information from the table in a sentence, showing the relationship between
the masses of objects and the gravitational force between the objects.
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