2. For a given mass, m, and a given distance, d, separating you and the object, which of the following would exert a stronger gravitational force on you? a) an object of mass 7m a distance 15d away. b) an object of mass 9m a distance 5d away. c) an object of mass 8m a distance 3d away. d) an object of mass 12m a distance 4d away.

2. For a given mass, m, and a given distance, d, separating you and the object, which of the following would exert a stronger gravitational force on you? a) an object of mass 7m a distance 15d away. b) an object of mass 9m a distance 5d away. c) an object of mass 8m a distance 3d away. d) an object of mass 12m a distance 4d away.

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2. For a given mass, m, and a given distance, d, separating you and the object, which of the
following would exert a stronger gravitational force on you?
a) an object of mass 7m a distance 15d away.
b) an object of mass 9m a distance 5d away.
c) an object of mass 8m a distance 3d away.
d) an object of mass 12m a distance 4d away.

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