18 Which combination of objects has the strongest gravitational attraction force? A. 10 kg 5 m ← 5 kg B. 10 kg C. 20 kg 5 m ← 4 kg D. 20 kg → 5 m ← 3 kg 5 m ← 6 kg 19 Which combination of objects has the strongest gravitational attraction? A. 10 kg 2 m ←30 kg C. 30 kg 4 m ← 10 kg B. 10 kg 3 m ←30 kg D. 30 kg 5 m ← 10 kg

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