Gravity Exam Study Guide, Exams of Particle Physics

A study guide for an exam on the topic of gravity. It covers key concepts and definitions related to gravity, such as the force of attraction between objects, the relationship between mass and gravitational force, and the effects of distance on gravitational force. The guide also includes sample questions and correct answers to help students prepare for the exam. The content is structured in a way that allows students to review and understand the fundamental principles of gravity, which are essential for success in science-related courses and exams.

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Science Study Guide- Gravity Exam
questions with correct answers
In your own words, write a definition for the term GRAVITY. - correct answer -Force of attraction
between objects.
Use each of the following words in a separate sentence: Mass and Gravity - correct answer -Gravity is a
result of mass. Weight is measured by a springscale
If Earth's mass doubled without changing its size, your weight would...? - correct answer -Increase
because gravitational force increases
What is the law of gravitational forces? - correct answer -All objects in the universe attract each other
because of gravitational force
How does the mass of an object relate to the gravitational force that the object exerts on other objects?
- correct answer -Gravitational force increases as mass increases.
How does the distance between objects affect the gravitational force between them? - correct answer -
The more distance the less gravitational pull. The less distance the more gravitational force.
Why are mass and weight often confused? - correct answer -Weight is related to mass but weight
changes when gravity changeds. Mass always stays the same.
The gravitational force on Jupiter is approximately 2.3 times the gravitational force on Earth. If an object
has a mass of 70 kg and a weight of 686 N on Earth, what would the object's mass and weight on Jupiter
be? - correct answer -Multiply the weight of Earth (686N) by 2.3 to get the weight. Mass stays the same.
Weight=1,577.8 N
Mass= 70 kg
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questions with correct answers

In your own words, write a definition for the term GRAVITY. - correct answer -Force of attraction between objects. Use each of the following words in a separate sentence: Mass and Gravity - correct answer -Gravity is a result of mass. Weight is measured by a springscale If Earth's mass doubled without changing its size, your weight would...? - correct answer -Increase because gravitational force increases What is the law of gravitational forces? - correct answer -All objects in the universe attract each other because of gravitational force How does the mass of an object relate to the gravitational force that the object exerts on other objects?

  • correct answer -Gravitational force increases as mass increases. How does the distance between objects affect the gravitational force between them? - correct answer - The more distance the less gravitational pull. The less distance the more gravitational force. Why are mass and weight often confused? - correct answer -Weight is related to mass but weight changes when gravity changeds. Mass always stays the same. The gravitational force on Jupiter is approximately 2.3 times the gravitational force on Earth. If an object has a mass of 70 kg and a weight of 686 N on Earth, what would the object's mass and weight on Jupiter be? - correct answer -Multiply the weight of Earth (686N) by 2.3 to get the weight. Mass stays the same. Weight=1,577.8 N Mass= 70 kg

Your friend thinks that there is no gravity in space. How could you explain to your friend that there must be gravity in space? - correct answer -Gravity keeps all the planets in place and without gravity they would be all over with out the order we know them in. Explain why it is your weight and not your mass that would change if you landed on Mars. - correct answer -The gravity is different and weight changes when gravity changes. An objects mass always stays the same no matter what the gravitational force is. Greater mass=? - correct answer -Greater gravity What measurement device do you use for mass? - correct answer -Balance Scale What measurement device do you use for weight? - correct answer -Scale What is air resistance? - correct answer -Air resistance opposes the downward force of gravity.