1) When the centers of two spherical masses are separated by distance D, the masses exert...
1) When the centers of two spherical masses are separated by distance D, the masses exert gravitational force of magnitude Forig on each other. If the separation between the centers of the same two masses is increased to 4D, the new magnitude of the force of gravitational force of each mass on the other is?
2) When the centers of two spherical masses are separated by distance D, the masses exert gravitational force of magnitude Forig on each other. If the separation between the centers of the same two masses is decreased to (1/5)D, the new magnitude of the force of gravitational attraction of each mass on the other is:
3)When the centers of two spherical masses are separated by distance D, the masses exert gravitational force of magnitude Forig on each other. If the separation between the centers of the same two masses is increased to 2.7D, the new magnitude of the force of gravitational attraction of each mass on the other is closest to ?
4) When the centers of two spherical masses are separated by distance D, the masses exert gravitational force of magnitude Forig on each other. The distance between the centers of the same two masses is then changed so that the magnitude of the new gravitational force that each mass exerts on the other is reduced to (1/5)Forig. Which answer choice is closest to the new separation of the centers of the masses?
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