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The Moon is about 400,000 km from the Earth. Using Newton's Law of Gravity how would the attraction between the Earth and Moon change if the distance from the Earth was halved to 200,000 km? 4 time weaker since it is two times closer 2 times stronger because it is twice as close 4 times stronger because it is twice as close 8 times stronger because of the inverse of 0.5 over 400,000 km

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