Which outcome results when strong gravity increases linearly?

💡 Explanation

The inertial mass increases because of Einstein's equivalence principle, specifically its prediction that increasing gravitational fields are indistinguishable from acceleration. Therefore, inertial mass goes up proportionally, rather than gravitational effects waning or frequencies shifting significantly.

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