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each of mas 3+1 = 4 kg
9. 4.44 s 19 nswered ut of 2.00 If the distance between two objects, each of mass (the last digit of your university ID +1) K
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mass of each object 4 kg Case (I) Aby er 4 hy F =6 m, m₂ 82 d9= gravitation force constant 3 11 G (4X4) 82 16 G 82 Case (1) (original force will be to New force of attraction 19 correct option ® is DOplease rate the answer, thanks.

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