When two objects are in a vast empty space, each object will accelerate due to the gravity of the other object. Will the magnitude of acceleration change when the objects are moving?

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According to the discussion in our textbook, the general meaning of the term "acceleration constraint" is that, in some circumstances, we can say

a) two objects have to accelerate in the same direction.

b) an object is prevented from accelerating.

c) the acceleration of an object has to be positive.

d) two objects must have accelerations of equal magnitude.

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two objects arre moving toward each other because of gravity. asthe object get closer ands closer, the acceleration ofeach...
a) decreases
b) increases
c) remains the same

I was think it is "C", remains the same

Two objects of masses 14 kg and 73 kg are separated by a certain distance in a vast empty space experience a force of 1.894 x 10^-9 N. What is the distance between the objects?

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