From The Physics Classroom's Physics Interactivehttp://www.physicsclassroom.com4. Drag the moon to various locations inorder to determine the quantitative effectof distance upon the gravitational force.Examine the effect of doubling, triplingand quadrupling the distance ofseparation (as measured from planet'scenter). Consider the planet's surface tobe a distance of one Earth-radius (1 R).Use the table at the right to record datafor whole-number multiples of R.SeparationDistanceForce(fictional units)2 Rt3 • Ret4 • Ret5 Rt6 • Ret7 R8 • Rut9 • KuetUse your data to complete the followingsentences.10• R11 • R.12 RplanetIf the separation distance between themoon and the planet is

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