Gravity
Mass & Gravity
Weight & Gravity
Air Resistance
100

The force of attraction between objects due to their masses

What is Gravity?

100

If you have a mass of 70 kg, and gravity is 9.8 m/s/s on Earth, what is your weight? 

What is 686 N

100

The measure of the pull of gravity on a mass

What is Weight?

100

Frictional force between air and a moving object.

What is air resistance?

200

This comes from the center of a mass

What is gravitational force?

200

W= ____ * g. Or ____ is always constant, it never changes

What is mass?

200

If a ball's weight is 11.1 N on Mars, with a gravity of 3.7 m/s/s, what is the ball's mass? 

What is 3 kg

200

True or False. Neglecting air resistance, two objects of different masses will land at different times. 

What is false. 

300
True or False, Earth is larger and closer to the Sun than Pluto, so Earth experiences a greater gravitational force .

What is true. 

300

Small mass objects have _____ than larger ones

What is less gravitational force?

300

When we are farther away from the center of the earth there is ____

What is less gravitational force?

300

For objects to fall faster your air resistance needs to _____

What is decrease?

400

Increasing the distance between masses will do what to gravitational force?

What is decrease the gravitational force?

400

60 g object will have a ____ gravitational force than 65 g object.

What is smaller gravitational force?

400

The moon has less mass than the earth, that would explain why we ___ ____ on the moon than the earth.

What is weigh less?

400

True or False. Surface area increases air resistance. 

What is true.
500

Every mass has a ____ amount of gravitational force

What is equal?

500

We don't attract paper clips to us because the ___ has a larger mass and more gravitational force than we do.

What is the earth?
500
True or False. Gravity is the only force in a vacuum. 

What is true. 

500

Parachutes help skydivers to __________ their air resistance so they can land safely.

What is increase?