Physics, 05.05.2020 11:41 marsjupiter2554
In what scenario would two objects have the most gravitational force pulling them together?
A. Low mass objects that are far apart
B. Low mass objects that are close together
C. High mass objects that are far apart
D. High mass objects that are close together
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