Newton's Laws, Kepler's Law, Universal Law of Gravitation, and Orbit

Planets revolve around the sun in elliptical orbits

• Law of Periods

• Law of orbits

• Law of Areas

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A force of attraction exists between all the objects in the universe.

• Kepler's first law

• Kepler's second law

• Kepler's third law

• Newton's law of gravitation

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who proposed Earth centered model?

• Copernicus

• Ptolemy

• Kepler

• Tycho Brahe

In which position is Earth travelling fastest?

• 1

• 5

• 7

• 10

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Picking up a rock requires less effort on the Moon than on

Earth. Why?

• The mass of the rock on the Moon is less.

• The acceleration due to gravity 'g' on the moon is greater than on the Earth.

• The acceleration due to gravity 'g' on the Moon is smaller than on the Earth.

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when the mass of the objects increases the gravitational force between them

• decreases

• increases

• no change

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When the distance between two objects increases the gravitational force between them

• decreases

• increases

• no change

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For a planet revolving around the Sun, the time period of the planet depends on

• Mass of the Sun

• Mass of the planet

• Distance between the planet and the Sun

• Both A and C

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'G' is called

• acceleration due to gravity

• gravity

• gravitational constant

• gravitational force

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Unit of 'G' is

• N-m²/kg

• N-m/kg²

• N-m²/kg2

• N-m/kg

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