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F=-gmm 2 a) what variables should you plot against each other in order to prove that the attractive force (f)is directly proportional to both masses (mm) of the objects? b) what variables should you plot against each other in order to prove that the attractive force is inversely proportional to the distance squared () between the objects?

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