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If the mass of both objects increases by the same amount, then the gravitational attraction decreases.
If the mass of both objects increases by the same amount, then the gravitational attraction decreases.
If the mass of one object increases while the mass of the other object remains the same, then the gravitational attraction remains the same.
If the mass of one object increases while the mass of the other object remains the same, then the gravitational attraction remains the same.
If the mass of one object increases while the mass of the other object remains the same, then the gravitational attraction increases.
If the mass of one object increases while the mass of the other object remains the same, then the gravitational attraction increases.
If the mass of both objects increases by the same amount, then the gravitational
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The correct response is:
"If the mass of one object increases while the mass of the other object remains the same, then the gravitational attraction increases."
This is based on the law of universal gravitation, which states that the gravitational force between two objects is directly proportional to the product of their masses. Therefore, increasing the mass of one object increases the gravitational attraction between them.
