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This really depends on the weight of the object. The weight is how much gravity affects an object. For example, a heavy Bowling ball would have gravity affect it more than a light backpack.

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Depends what else is is in the area, if the object is alone then there's no pull (except its own particles attracting each other).

If there is there is another object then there is an equal pull (force) on each other.

With two masses, use f (newtons) = (G*m1*m2) / d2

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