IzzaCutie IzzaCutie

15-11-2017
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If you increased the mass of an object, what would happen to its gravitational pull?

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It would depend on the distance of the object.

Mass does not affect gravitational pull.

The gravitational pull would decrease.

The gravitational pull would increase.

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SamTatu SamTatu

15-11-2017

The gravitational pull would increase.

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ariLaflare2 ariLaflare2

15-11-2017

the answr is Number #4 : The gravitational pull would increase

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