Chpt. 3 Gravity

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Chpt. 3 Gravity

gravity
the attractive force between two objects, which depends on the masses and distance between them
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gravity the attractive force between two objects, which depends on the masses and distance between them
4 basic forces gravity, electromagnetic force, strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force
Law of Universal Gravitation this equation allows the force of objects to be determined.
F = (constant) G X ((mass 1) x (mass 2)) /
distance squared
Range of Gravity as the distance increases between objects, the gravity becomes weaker. however, gravity never disappears, it is a long-range force
Force of Earth's Gravity Force of gravity (N) = Mass (kg) X acceleration of gravity (m/s2)
F = mg
Weight the gravitational force exerted on an object
Weight Formula weight (N) = mass (kg) X acceleration of gravity (m/s2)
W = mg
horizontal motion the forward motion when you throw a ball
vertical motion the downward motion when gravity pulls the ball to the ground
centripetal force acceleration toward the center of a curve or circular path. when water stays in a bucket as you swing it in a circle

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