4. The gravitational force of attraction between two masses is 25N. Determine the size of the force if: M₁ is tripled the distance between the masses is 1/3 M2 is doubled, the distance is doubled b C

4. The gravitational force of attraction between two masses is 25N. Determine the size of the force if: M₁ is tripled the distance between the masses is 1/3 M2 is doubled, the distance is doubled b C

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4. The gravitational force of attraction between two masses is 25N. Determine the size of the force if:
M₁ is tripled
the distance between the masses is 1/3
M2 is doubled, the distance is doubled
M₁ is 1/3 as great and mass two is tripled
M₁ is doubled, M2 is 1/3, and the distance is tripled
the distance between the masses is 1/5 as great
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b
C
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