When the separation between two identical point masses is doubled

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Problem

When the separation between two identical point masses is doubled, the magnitude of the gravitational force between them becomes (a) one-half of the original value\text{one-half of the original value} (b) four times the original value\text{four times the original value} (c) one-fourth of the original value\text{one-fourth of the original value} (d) one-eighth of the original value\text{one-eighth of the original value}

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