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a planet and a moon gravitionally attract each other.?

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Default a planet and a moon gravitionally attract each other.?

rank gravitational attractions between them from greatest to least.

1. planet, M, is distance d from moon, M.
2. planet, M, is distance 2d from moon, M.
3. planet, 2M, is distance d from moon, M.
4. planet, M, is distance 2d from moon, 2M.
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