Physics, 02.08.2019 10:30 gallowayryan19
1.which statement is true when two objects are 20 miles apart but one is much bigger? a. since one is so small there will be no gravitational attraction. b. since one is so large there will be no gravitational attraction. c. gravitational attraction exists between the two objects. d. since one object is so large only it has any gravity 2.which outcome is not caused by gravitational force? a. gas and dust come together to form a planet. b. stars cluster together to form a galaxy. c. planets orbit a star. d. two atoms come together to form a molecule.
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