Brief definition of gravity

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Answer 1

Answer: A force that pulls on mass to another

Answer 2

Answer:

A force that pulls one mass .

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Instead of rolling down the ramp over the step, imagine the ball falls off the back of the ramp directly to the ground. What is the amount of potential energy remaining after the ball lands on the ground?

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According to the law of conservation of energy, the potential energy is converted to kinetic energy. Remember, potential energy is calculated using height and weight. If the ball is on the ground, height is 0.

Assuming the ground has 0 height, than there would be no potential energy.

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Where would you expect a hot main-sequence star with high luminosity to be located on the following HR diagram?

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Answer: Between -5 and 0

Explanation:

Answer:

between 0 and -5

Explanation:

Plato/Edmentum

A cart is set up as shown below, with three fans directed to the left and two of the fans running. The motion of the cart is represented by the v vs t graph shown. If the experiment were repeated with all three fans running, what might the resulting v vs t graph look like?

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The force of 3 fans would be grater than the force of 2 fans.
So the cart would have greater acceleration to the right, and
it would reach a greater speed to the right. The resulting
'v' vs 't' graph would have a greater positive slope, and would
be higher at any given time.

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The resulting

'v' vs 't' graph would have a greater positive slope, and would

be higher at any given time.

Water Cycle: As _________ get too heavy to hold the liquid, the liquid droplets fall back to Earth.