Assuming all variables are positive, which of the following are equivalent to $F = \frac{(Gm)M}{r^2}$? $G = \frac{(Fm)M}{r^2}$ $G = \frac{F}{Mm}r^2$ $r = \sqrt{\frac{GMm}{F}}$ $r = -\sqrt{\frac{GMm}{F}}$ $M = \frac{(FGm)}{r^2}$ $M = \frac{r^2F}{Gm}$ None of the choices are equivalent.
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