22. The drawing represents two suspended spheres.The force of gravity between the two spheres is 12 N (newtons). If the mass of each sphere is doubled (2x),and the distance between the spheres remains constant, what will happen to the force of gravity?A. The force of gravity will decrease by onehalf .B. The force of gravity will decrease by onefourth .C. The force of gravity will increase by a factor of two (2x).D. The force of gravity will increase by a factor of four (4x). because Earth is roting at a faster rate than the Moon IS rotatingunit 4 test circular motion.pdf.D.Open with -POFbecause the pull on the object from Earth counteracts the pull from the Moon22. The drawing represents two suspended spheres.F = 12 NF = 12 N(M1(М2)The force of gravity between the two spheres is 12 N (newtons). If the mass of each sphere is doubled (2x),and the distance between the spheres remains constant, what will happen to the force of gravity?AThe force of gravity will decrease by one-half -xВ.The force of gravity will decrease by one-fourthС.The force of gravity will increase by a factor of two (2x).D.The force of gravity will increase by a factor of four (4x).23. The picture shows a gravitational force diagram for an asteroid in space.Page9 | 19Q+

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22. The drawing represents two suspended spheres.

The force of gravity between the two spheres is 12 N (newtons). If the mass of each sphere is doubled (2x),
and the distance between the spheres remains constant, what will happen to the force of gravity?
A. The force of gravity will decrease by onehalf .
B. The force of gravity will decrease by onefourth .
C. The force of gravity will increase by a factor of two (2x).
D. The force of gravity will increase by a factor of four (4x).

because Earth is rot
ing at a faster rate than the Moon IS rotating
unit 4 test circular motion.pdf.
D.
Open with -
POF
because the pull on the object from Earth counteracts the pull from the Moon
22. The drawing represents two suspended spheres.
F = 12 N
F = 12 N
(M1
(М2)
The force of gravity between the two spheres is 12 N (newtons). If the mass of each sphere is doubled (2x),
and the distance between the spheres remains constant, what will happen to the force of gravity?
A
The force of gravity will decrease by one-half -x
В.
The force of gravity will decrease by one-fourth
С.
The force of gravity will increase by a factor of two (2x).
D.
The force of gravity will increase by a factor of four (4x).
23. The picture shows a gravitational force diagram for an asteroid in space.
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