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I strongly do D
Explanation:
I believe many students that don't like homework will be trying to persuade that ^^.
The letter B is more of an excuse area...
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Is it possible to easily end Homelessness in America? The simple answer is no. If homelessness was so easily solved we, Americans would have solved it. It cannot easily be solved because all those who are homeless could actually have a home, if they work hard and pursue a healthier life. Others it is truly hard to have a home from different life circumstances or many other options. Solving these issues would involve housing all of these people, finding them jobs to support themselves, making sure they keep a job, and making sure they are making good life decisions. It sounds like being a parent, and it will be quite hard for a few people who already have their own issues in life to do all of this for (Find how many homeless people in America) people. However, I did not say it was impossible, but that topic shall be for another paragraph.
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Pretty good. I like classic songs like that.
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My favorite book is Peter Pan
That magazine, Science Monthly, sounds interesting.
The title to my article is, The Game seemed to Lose
At the game we sang Take Me Out to the Ballgame
Dog barking at the Moon by Joan Miro
The Village Blacksmith, is my favorite poem.
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When the distance between the two objects is decreased by half, then Option B: The gravitational attraction increases 2x.
Explanation:
'Gravitational force' is always the reverse to the space between the two objects.
If the distance between the two objects increases, gravitational force decreases between them. On the other hand, using the given model if the distance between the two objects is decreased by half then the gravitational force is doubled. Thus, option B is the correct option which says that gravitational force will become 2 times. It will not increase 4 times as per option A. It will also not remain constant as per option C, neither it will decrease by 1/4 as per Option D.
