Universal Gravitation 24

What states that "every object in the universe attracts every other object"?

• Law of Universal Gravitation
• Newton's First Law of Motion
• My mother
• Inertia & gravity

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Two factors effecting the magnitude of the force of gravity between 2 objects are...

• mass and distance 
• mass and matter
• distance and weight 
• weight and mass

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Force of gravity is directly proportional to

• Mass
• Weight
• Distance
• Time

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If I double the distance between two objects, what happens to their gravitational Force?

• 4x bigger
• 4x smaller
• 2x bigger
• 2x smaller

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If I double the mass of one object, but don't change anything else... WHat happens to the gravitational force between two objects?

• Doubles
• Quadruples
• Cut in Half
• 4x Smaller

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What happens to Gravitational force if I double both of the masses but don't change their distance?

• doubles
• half as big
• 4x bigger
• 4x smaller

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The gravitational pull is __________ proportional to the distance between two objects

• conversely

• directly

• pyrotechnically

• inversely

A direct relationship between two parts of an equation means:

• One part doesn't beat around the bush when it wants to address something sensitive between the two

• One part tells the other where to stand, how to use their body language, and deliver lines for a scene to elicit the proper reaction from audiences

• If one increases in value, the other decreases in value

• If one increases in value, the other increases in value

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A inversely proportional relationship between two parts of an equation means:

• One part grabs the top part of a halfpipe and stands upside down on a skateboard or snowboard

• One part is quiet, kinda keeps to themselves, isn't really outgoing to socialize with others, but is okay with it all and is more comfortable in smaller group settings.

• If one increases in value, the other decreases in value

• If one increases in value, the other increases in value

A moon is located at  1 unit out from the planet it orbits. If that moon was orbiting at 2 units out from the planet, how much would the gravitational force on the moon be compared to its distance at 1 unit?

• 1/4
• 1/6
• 2x as much
• 4 times as much

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