26.27.28.29.One newton is equivalent to(a) 1 kg m(b) 1 kg m/s(c) 1 kg m/s²(d) 1 kg/m²/s²(e) 1 m/(kg s²)Two objects, one having three times the mass of the other, are dropped from thesame height in a vacuum. Their velocities, on reaching the end of their fall areequal because(a) the velocity of anything falling in a vacuum is constant(b)all objects reach the same terminal velocity when dropped from great heightsthe acceleration due to gravity of the larger object is three times the(c)acceleration due to gravity of the smaller object(d)(e)the force of gravity acting on both objects is the samethe acceleration due to gravity for both objects is the samecole and cole are sitting in the cafeteria eating lunch. They move so that thedistance between them is now one quarter as great as it was before. The force ofattraction between them (gravitational, that is) is now about(a) one sixteenth as great(b) one quarter as great(c) four times as great(d) eight times as great(e) sixteen times as greatTime isa.b.C.dependent on the observerd.absolutethe same for different observersd.e.simultaneous in all casesnever changing

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26.
27.
28.
29.
One newton is equivalent to
(a) 1 kg m
(b) 1 kg m/s
(c) 1 kg m/s²
(d) 1 kg/m²/s²
(e) 1 m/(kg s²)
Two objects, one having three times the mass of the other, are dropped from the
same height in a vacuum. Their velocities, on reaching the end of their fall are
equal because
(a) the velocity of anything falling in a vacuum is constant
(b)
all objects reach the same terminal velocity when dropped from great heights
the acceleration due to gravity of the larger object is three times the
(c)
acceleration due to gravity of the smaller object
(d)
(e)
the force of gravity acting on both objects is the same
the acceleration due to gravity for both objects is the same
cole and cole are sitting in the cafeteria eating lunch. They move so that the
distance between them is now one quarter as great as it was before. The force of
attraction between them (gravitational, that is) is now about
(a) one sixteenth as great
(b) one quarter as great
(c) four times as great
(d) eight times as great
(e) sixteen times as great
Time is
a.
b.
C.
dependent on the observerd.
absolute
the same for different observers
d.
e.
simultaneous in all cases
never changing

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