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The “gravitational force acts on the ball, causing the ball to accelerate downwards.” The “gravitational force” is referring to the weight of the ball, am I right? Thanks in advance !!!:->
Date Posted: 6 years ago
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Gravitational field is a region of spsce where a mass experiences a force. The gravitational (pull) force of the earth is 10 N/kg. Weight is defined as the gravitational force acting on an object. W = mg
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6 years ago
So I am right?
Thank you tutor !!:-)))
Not really. For example, one can state: There exists a strong gravitational force (of attraction) between the earth and the sun. It makes no sense to change gravitational force to weight for the same sentence.
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