25, 26, 27Answer only. No need solutions 25. The force of gravity (mass x gravity) is also known as:A. MassB. WeightC. DistanceD. Acceleration26. It is said to be that Earth's gravity has a value of 9.8 m/s^2. Earth's gravity is considereda/an?A. ForceB. WeightC. AccelerationD. Mass27. How is the gravitational force between two objects related to their mass?A. directly proportionalB. inversely proportionalC. they do not affect each otherD. equal

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25. The force of gravity (mass x gravity) is also known as: A. Mass B. Weight C. Distance D. Acceleration 26. It is said to be that Earth's gravity has a value of 9.8 m/s^2. Earth's gravity is considere a/an? A. Force B. Weight C. Acceleration D. Mass 27. How is the gravitational force between two objects related to their mass?

25. The force of gravity (mass x gravity) is also known as: A. Mass B. Weight C. Distance D. Acceleration 26. It is said to be that Earth's gravity has a value of 9.8 m/s^2. Earth's gravity is considere a/an? A. Force B. Weight C. Acceleration D. Mass 27. How is the gravitational force between two objects related to their mass?

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