1m 1m B 1m- -2m 1. Which pair of marbles has a greater force of attraction between them? A. Figure A B. Figure B. C. Figure D 2. Which statement best describes the force of attraction between the marbles in Figure A and the marbles in Figure B? A. The force of attraction does not depend on the mass of the marbles. B. The Figure A marbles have a greater force of attraction because they have smaller mass. C. The Figure B marbles have a greater force of attraction because they have more mass. 3. The mass of the marbles in Figures C and D are the same. Which pair of marbles has a greater force of attraction between them? A. equal B. Figure C C. Figure D 4. Which statement best describes the force of attraction between the marbles in Figure C and the marbles in Figure D? A. The force of attraction does not depend on the distance between the marbles. B. The force of attraction between the marbles in D is less than C because the distance between the marbles is greater. C. The force of attraction between the marbles in D is more than C because the distance between the marbles is greater.

1m 1m B 1m- -2m 1. Which pair of marbles has a greater force of attraction between them? A. Figure A B. Figure B. C. Figure D 2. Which statement best describes the force of attraction between the marbles in Figure A and the marbles in Figure B? A. The force of attraction does not depend on the mass of the marbles. B. The Figure A marbles have a greater force of attraction because they have smaller mass. C. The Figure B marbles have a greater force of attraction because they have more mass. 3. The mass of the marbles in Figures C and D are the same. Which pair of marbles has a greater force of attraction between them? A. equal B. Figure C C. Figure D 4. Which statement best describes the force of attraction between the marbles in Figure C and the marbles in Figure D? A. The force of attraction does not depend on the distance between the marbles. B. The force of attraction between the marbles in D is less than C because the distance between the marbles is greater. C. The force of attraction between the marbles in D is more than C because the distance between the marbles is greater.

Inquiry into Physics

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