The arrows in the image represent gravitational forces experience by a moon. The size and direction of the arrow represent the strength and direction of the force. Identify the one arrow that shows the wrong magnitude or direction

The arrows in the image represent gravitational forces experience by a moon. The size and direction of the arrow represent the strength and direction of the force. Identify the one arrow that shows the wrong magnitude or direction

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter7: Gravitation

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The arrows in the image represent gravitational forces experienced by a moon. The
size and direction of the arrow represent the strength and direction of the force.
Identify the one arrow that shows the wrong magnitude or direction.
D
Arrow D
Arrow B
Arrow A
Arrow C
C
A
B

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