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The gravitational force between 2 objects (mass 1 = 10 kg, mass 2 = 6 kg) is measured when the objects are 10 centimeters apart. If the 10 kg mass is replaced with a 20 kg mass and the 6 kg mass is replaced with a 12 kg mass, how does the new gravitational force compare to the first one that was measured?

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