b. velocity of the field.d. direction of the fielda. distance of the field.c. magnitude of the field10. It is one way of showing gravitational field around an object.a. lineb. bard. arrowc. point 1. It is the force field that exists in the space around every mass or group of masses.a. Frictional forceb. Gravitational fieldd. Gravityc. Tension force2. It is the type of force field and is analogous to electric anf magnetic fields for electrically charged particles andmagnets, respectively.a. gravitational fieldc.magnetic field3. Gravitational field is measured in units of?a. Distance per timec. Product of mass and acceleration4. A gravitational field is a type of force fields that is analogous tob. tension fieldd. electrical fieldb. Force per massd. Mass per forceandfields for electrically chargedparticles.a. scalar, vectorb. Electric; magneticd. absolute;constantc. force; acceleration5. The gravitational field varies slightly at earth's surface.b. maybea. falsec. sometimes6. It shows the direction that force would act on an object placed at that point in space.d. truea. force fieldb. gravitational fieldC. arrowd. field lines7. It shows the magnitude and direction of the force at different points in space.a. directionb. arrowsd. linec. field lines8. Arrows show the magnitude and direction of the force at different points in space. The longer the arrow, thegreater theb. Forcea. Magnitudec. Amplitude9. It is represented by the spacing of the lines.d. Distance

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Chapter29: Magnetic Fields

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