Only 17,18,19 please B. Equal toD. Not known toAccording to Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, the gravitational attractionbetween two objects is proportional to the and inversely proportional to the17A. Square of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects.B. Square of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects.C. Product of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects.D. Product of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects.18Which combination of objects has the strongest gravitational attraction force?A. 10 kg 5 m - 5 kgC. 20 kg 5 m ← 4 kg5 m ← 3 kgB. 10 kg5 m ← 6 kgD. 20 kg19 Which combination of objects has the strongest gravitational attraction?A. 10 kg2 m ←30 kgC. 30 kg4 m ← 10 kgB. 10 kg3 m ←30 kgD. 30 kg5 m ← 10 kgA spaceship launches from Earth and lands on the moon. The weight of thethan the weight of the same spaceship on thespaceship on the moon is320Earth.C. Greater thanD. None are correct3A. Lesser thanB. Equal to3The spaceship launches from Earth and lands on the moon. The mass of theof the rame spaceship on the Earth.

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According to Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, the gravitational attractio between two objects is proportional to the and inversely proportional to t A. Square of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects. B. Square of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects. C. Product of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects. D. Product of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects.

According to Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, the gravitational attractio between two objects is proportional to the and inversely proportional to t A. Square of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects. B. Square of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects. C. Product of the masses; square of the distance between the two objects. D. Product of the masses; product of the distances between the two objects.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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