Physics, 19.01.2021 02:30 jorell

1. What is the force of gravity in Newtons (N) when the two objects mass are
10kg each and five meters apart?
2. Increase the mass of the blue object only using the slider to 1000kg. What
happened to the force of gravity (N) between the two objects?
A The force of gravity increased
B. The force of gravity decreased
C. The force of gravity remained the same
3. Increase the mass of the red object using the slider to 1000kg also. What
happened to the force of gravity (N) between the two objects when both of their
masses are 1000kg?
A The force of gravity increased
B. The force of gravity decreased
C. The force of gravity remains the same
4. Make sure both objects are 1000kg. Increase the distance between them from 5
meters to approximately 10 meters. What happened to the force of gravity (N)
between them?
A. The force of gravity increased
B. The force of gravity remained the same
C. The force of gravity decreased
PLEASE HELP ME ASAP

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