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The blue mass in the image is 10kg. The red mass in the image is 10kg.

The blue mass is currently 4 meters away from the red mass.

If we change each mass to 20kg, what will happen to the gravitational force each mass puts on the other?? You have to pick a answer through A, B,C! The force of gravity will increase as the masses increase.

The force of gravity will not change as the masses increase.

The force of gravity will decrease as the masses increase.

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