Saniya Morrison

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8 March, 11:45

How would the force of Earth's gravity change if a satellite were to orbit at a distance that was only 1/2 of its original orbit?

A. It cannot be determined.

B. The force of gravity would increase.

C. The force of gravity would not change.

D. The force of gravity would decrea

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