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Q: A ball of mass 0.25 kg for grown up but it's a height of 10 metres before coming to rest calculate the work done by the force of Gravity during its vertical displacement?
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Does gymnastics deal with gravity?

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Do all bullets drop the same vertical distance in equal time?

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Is the vertical motion of a projectile dependent on its horizontal motion?

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Why displacement is called vector?

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How did NASA know that the Moon's gravity was less than that on the earth before they got there?

NASA knew the mass of the Moon before going and could calculate the pull of gravity relative to the earth. Weight is just the measurement of the strength of gravity while mass is how much material is packed into any one object. Gravity increases as the mass of an object increases so the Moon being much smaller than the earth would therefore have less gravity.


Why does the ball stop when it is thrown before it goes down?

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Was gravity discovered before antibiotics?

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Does gymnastics deal with gravity?

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Had anyone heard of gravity before newton introduced it?

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Which scientist determined the nature of the force that keep the planets in their orbit?

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