Work = (force on the apple) x (distance through which the force acts).
Force on the apple = its weight = 1 n
Distance through which the force acts = 1 m
Work done by gravity = (1 newton) x (1 meter) = 1 newton-meter = 1 joule
You need to multiply force x distance. Since both units given are standard SI units, the answer will be in joule.
weight x height = 1 N-M work
1 J
Pulls things to the ground.Drop an apple two yards above your head. Observe how you feel. The apple hit you pretty hard didn't it?! That's gravity. In space the apple would just float around and not come straight at you.
A practical example of gravity acting on an object is a ball being thrown into the air. The ball has gravity acting on it, pulling it down toward the ground. The ball eventually comes back down to the ground because of the force of gravity.
gravity
Newton prove gravity by means of an apple falling on his head
Isaac Newton who was born in 1642 found out about gravity by watching a falling apple in 1665
an apple
There is the apple's weight (mass * gravity) but there is also the air resistance acting against the object's weight.
Not entirely sure what you're asking, but I'll try. When working outside an object, i.e. looking at an apple falling (not examining the forces between seeds and fruity parts in the apple), one can assume that the object exists entirely at the center of gravity, making it a point sized particle. Therefore gravity can be assumed to affect the entire mass of the apple only at the center of gravity (aka: the center of mass).
No. But apple can gravity.
an apple. is this a joke? I'm a kid, and I know that.
The weight of an average apple is around one Newton. Rather appropriate when you consider that it was a falling apple that made Newton think about gravity.
Isaac Newton discovered gravity with the help of an apple.
Gravity is were an object (such as an apple or YOU!) is pulled towords the center of the earth. We feel gravity but we are used to it therefore we don't notce it. Isaac Newton was the first to call Gravity, gravity, and called te units we mease it in after him(newtons)
Put the apple and pumpkin one by one on the weighing machine and check the weight of the respective apple or pumpkin.
gravity
Pulls things to the ground.Drop an apple two yards above your head. Observe how you feel. The apple hit you pretty hard didn't it?! That's gravity. In space the apple would just float around and not come straight at you.
Questions like this want to make me cry.... No he did not invent gravity he obsurved the apple fall and as a result he came up with the theory of gravity