The Force of Gravity
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Objective
I can describe the universal force of gravity and its role in keeping planets in orbit.
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Practice
7 questions
What is gravity and how does it affect objects on Earth?
Describe the relationship between mass and gravitational pull. How does this relationship explain why a stone falls faster than a piece of paper?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe how gravity affects the motion of the planets in our solar system. Include in your explanation how the mass of the sun contributes to this effect. Explain the role of gravity in keeping the moon in orbit around the Earth. Discuss how the gravitational pull of the Earth influences the moon's movement. ”
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