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Write the equation for the Force of gravity (weight) on the surface of the earth.
2. What is the value of little g in the equation above?
3. Calculate the force of gravity of a 20 kg mass on Mars.
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4. Calculate the force between 2 asteroids. They are 1000 meters apart, one has a mass of 1,000,000 kg
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The gravitational force between 2 masses is 100 newtons. What is the force if I double the mass of on
of the objects?
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The gravitational force between 2 masses is 100 newtons. What is the force if I double the distance
between the masses?
7. T/F The mass of an object can change if I measure it on a different planet.
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T/F My weight would be slightly less if I climbed to the top of the highest mountain.
9. Draw a free body diagram (force diagram) of an object suspended from a string.
10. Calculate the tension force on string A in the diagram below. Assume a frictionless surface.
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Transcribed Image Text:alt Z X C V b n m 1514 alt 1. Write the equation for the Force of gravity (weight) on the surface of the earth. 2. What is the value of little g in the equation above? 3. Calculate the force of gravity of a 20 kg mass on Mars. Radius of Mars ctrl 3.40 x 10 m Mass of Mars 6.43 x 1023 kg 4. Calculate the force between 2 asteroids. They are 1000 meters apart, one has a mass of 1,000,000 kg and the other has 10,000,000 kg. 5. The gravitational force between 2 masses is 100 newtons. What is the force if I double the mass of on of the objects? 6. The gravitational force between 2 masses is 100 newtons. What is the force if I double the distance between the masses? 7. T/F The mass of an object can change if I measure it on a different planet. 8. T/F My weight would be slightly less if I climbed to the top of the highest mountain. 9. Draw a free body diagram (force diagram) of an object suspended from a string. 10. Calculate the tension force on string A in the diagram below. Assume a frictionless surface. 15kg 60N shift
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