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All massive objects
All massive object attract each other with a gravitational force
Fg is equal to
Fg is equal to G times mass 1 times mass 2 divided by d²
The gravitational field g is near an object of M mass is given by
The gravitational field g is near an object of M mass is given by G times M divided by d²
in mg g is equal to
in mg g is equal to gravitational field
Gravitational mass is measured by:
Gravitational mass is measured by measuring an objects weight using weight equals mg
Inertial mass is equal to
Inertial mass is equal to net force
in all experiments ever preformed
in all experiments ever preformed gravitational mass is equal to inertial mass
momentum is equal to
momentum is equal to mass times velocity
the units of momentum are
the unites of momentum are N*s
A system’s center of mass
A system’s center of mass obeys Newton’s second law: that is, the velocity of the center of mass only changes when an external net force acts on the system
The location of the center of mass xcm is determined by
the location of the center of mass xcm is determined by Mtot Xcm = m1 x1 + m2 x2 …
Impulse, J is equal to
change in an objects momentum, Ft
Impulse has units of
Impulse has units of M*s
Impulse is the area of
Impulse is the area under a force vs. time graph