Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation: Equation
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- Q1
It is a push or a pull.
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What is the unit of force?
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From the equation, "m" stands for?
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What is the unit of mass?
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Force is directly proportional to object's mass means?
If mass decreases, distance also decreases.
When mass increases, force will decrease.
When mass increases, force will also increase.
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If the two masses are closer to one another,
The weaker the force.
The greater the force acting between them
The lesser the force acting between them.
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When two masses are farther away from one another,
The weaker the gravitational force.
Both of their masses are equal.
The greater the gravitational force.
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Fill in the missing value.
What is the value of the universal gravitational constant?
.................x10-11N.m Kg2
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Using your calculator, what is the product if the value of m1 is 2.3x10-8kg and the value of m2 is 1.6x1022kg?
3.68x1014 Kg
3.068x1014 Kg
3.608x10-14 Kg
36.8x1014 Kg
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Two spherical objects have masses of 2.5x105 kg and 8.5x102 kg . Their centers are separated by a distance of 2.5x104 m. What is the gravitational force acting between them?
2.3678x1011 N
2.5678x10-12 N
22.678x10-10 N
2.2678x10-11 N
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