Planetary Motion

The gravitational force is strongest when charges are (select all that apply):

• close together

• far apart

• have more mass

• have less mass

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Two bodies with mass will (select all that apply):

• combine into a larger mass

• attract each other

• create gravitational fields

• push each other apart

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An object with mass attracts another object with mass is:

• The Law of Universal Gravitation

• Coulomb's Law

• Newton's First Law of Motion

• Newton's Third Law of Motion

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The force of gravity is inversely proportional to:

• Mass

• Weight

• Distance

• Time

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If Earth's mass was cut in half, what would happen to your mass?

• increase because the gravitational force from Earth decreases

• decrease because the gravitational force from Earth decreases

• decrease because the gravitational force from Earth increases

• it would not change, my mass is not affected by gravitational force

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What is the Universal Law of Gravitation equation?

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Two objects can have both a gravitational attraction and an electrostatic repulsion.

• True, if the objects have the same charge and have mass

• True, if the objects have mass but were attracted and not repelling

• False, charged particles have almost no mass

• False, one field will cancel out the other

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If every thing with mass has gravity, why does my cell phone not "stick" to me from gravity?

• My mass is so small, the gravitational field does not extend past my body.

• My cell phone's mass is too small to have gravity.

• My cell phone is electronic and has an electrostatic field that cancels out the gravitational field.

• My cell phone is not magnetic.

What type of force is gravity (select all that apply)?

• a non-contact force

• an repulsive force

• a weak force

• an attractive force

• a strong force

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Gravity affects which of the following (select all that apply):

• the orbits of planets

• the formation of matter just after the big bang

• the weight of an object on Earth

• the formation of stars and planets

• the formation of light in stars

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