Gravitational force and weight
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- Q1How can a force acting on an object be shown on a diagram?A straight line joining the object to the force.An arrow starting on the object and pointing to the direction the force acts.An arrow pointing to where the force is acting on the object.30s
- Q2Which of these forces pulls objects towards the centre of Earth?normal reaction forcegravitational forcemagnetic forcetensionelectric force30s
- Q3How should a force arrow for the gravitational force acting on a football be drawn?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4What property does this top pan balance measure?force in gramsweight in gramsmass in gramsmass in newtons30s
- Q5The figure shows a hand holding a small metal block. The metal block is not moving. Which statements are correct?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q6An astronaut is walking on the Moon carrying a hammer. What will happen to the hammer if they let go of it?The hammer will float off upwards, getting faster and faster.The hammer will fall towards the Moon's surface at a constant speed.The hammer will float exactly where it was released.The hammer will fall towards the Moon's surface, speeding up as it falls.30s
