Dont know Name:Date:GENIUSCHALLENGEGRAVITATIONAL FORCE1. Gravity is abetween objects and depends on an object's size and their distance apart.2.stays the same no matter what location you are in.3. What causes the ocean tides to change from high tide to low tide?4. The scientist who wrote the universal law of gravitation was5.can change based on the force of gravity on an object.6.pulls objects to the center of the Earth.7.are scientists who study space.8. If a 2 pound ball and a 1 pound ball were dropped from the same height at the same time, which one wouldhit the ground first? Explain why.9. Explain how the same object can weigh more by the ocean than it does at the top of a mountain.10. Use a model (word, drawing, or both) to explain why the open umbrella hit the ground after the closedumbrella.© 2020 Generation Genius, Inc.

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1. Gravity is a between objects and depends on an object's size and their distance apart. 2. stays the same no matter what location you are in. 3. What causes the ocean tides to change from high tide to low tide?

1. Gravity is a between objects and depends on an object's size and their distance apart. 2. stays the same no matter what location you are in. 3. What causes the ocean tides to change from high tide to low tide?

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter7: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 89A

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