Answer to Question #290876 in Physics for Aza

Question #290876

2. Suppose the distance in question 1 is tripled. What happens to the forces between the two objects?

Expert's answer

The forces of attraction or repulsion decreases by a factor of 9 when the distance is tripled.

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