gravity and terminal velocity

According to Galileo's observations gravity pulls on all objects equally regardless of _____________

• size

• shape

• mass

• time of day

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According to Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation you need __________ to have gravitational force of attraction

• a mass and 2 distances between

• 2 masses touching and no distance between

• 2 masses not touching and a distance between

• gravity is a made up force

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The value for gravity on Earth is around _____ m/s^2

• 5

• 9.8

• 8.9

• 15

If the distance between 2 objects with mass gets larger the force of gravity will ____________

• get larger

• get smaller

• remain constant

• fluctuate with the tides

If the mass of one object increases and the other remains the same and the distance remains the same the force of gravity will ___________

• get larger

• get smaller

• remain constant

• fluctuate with the tides

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weight and mass are the same thing

• No - mass is a function of gravity and weight is the atoms and molecules that make up the object

• No - weight is a function of gravity and mass is the atoms and molecules that make up the object

• Yes - they are both the same

• Maybe - it depends on the flux capacitor

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If the image were transported to the space station the gravitational attraction between the 2 ends would

• change because you are in freefall

• not change because the mass and distance are the same

• change because the weight would change

• not change because of microgravity

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When the air resistance or drag is equal and opposite to the weight of the object you would call this

• terminal velocity

• gravitational weight

• flux capacitor

• rotational inertia

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What determines the terminal velocity of an object (2 answers here)

• size and shape

• surface area and mass

• volume and density

• yaw and pitch

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Here is a list of astronomical objects and their gravity:

Sun 274

Moon 1.6

Mars 3.77

Jupiter 25

Earth 9.8

Where would you weigh the most

• Sun

• Moon

• Mars

• Earth

• Jupiter

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