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Gravity (GCSE Physics)
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At height h above Earth’s surface, gravitational field strength g decreases slightly with increasing altitude. Which consequence is correct?
Which of these factors will reduce your weight reading on a bathroom scale?
An apple falls from a tree; just before hitting the ground most of its initial gravitational potential energy has been converted into:
If you double the height through which a mass is lifted, what happens to the change in its gravitational potential energy (assuming constant mass and g)?
Which situation gives the largest gravitational field strength at a point near the surface?
A 2.0 kg object is raised vertically by 5.0 m near Earth (g = 9.8 N/kg). What is the increase in its gravitational potential energy?
A ball of mass m is thrown downward with initial speed v0 from height h. Which expression gives its speed at ground (ignore air resistance)?
A satellite in low Earth orbit stays in orbit because:
Which of the following correctly distinguishes mass from weight?
A ball rolls off a horizontal table and lands 1.5 m from the table base. If the table height is doubled, neglecting air resistance, the horizontal distance it lands will be:
Which quantity remains the same for an object lifted slowly from Earth’s surface to a higher location: its mass, weight, gravitational potential energy, or all three?
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