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Gravitation

Explore the Mysteries of Gravity

Test your knowledge about the fascinating force of gravity with our engaging quiz! This quiz is perfect for students, educators, and anyone interested in the wonders of the universe.

10 multiple-choice questions
Covers fundamental concepts of gravitation
Learn and enhance your understanding of physics

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LiftingLeaf57

What is gravity?

The invisible force of attraction between objects that have mass

The force that acts between objects of mass

A force which causes acceleration

What is the adv h definition of gravitational field strength?

The force that acts upon a mass at a particular point in a gravitational field

The gravitational force acting per unit mass at a point in a gravitational field

How strong a gravitational field is

The moon orbits the Earth. Which force causes this to happen

The centripetal force

The gravitational force

The centripetal force provided by the gravitational force

Is acceleration due to gravity independent of mass?

True

False

Two point masses are of equal mass. Which diagram shows the gravitation field diagram to represent this.

What are the units for gravitational potential?

N kg^-1

N kg

J kg^-1

J kg

State what is meant by a gravitational potential of -1·70 × 10^9 J kg-1

(-)1·70×10^9 joules of energy transferred in moving unit mass from infinity to that point

1.7x10^9 joules of energy is used to move a mass from infinity to a point

Energy used to move a unit mass from infinity to that point

Gravity is not a conservative field.

True

False

More than

Equal to

Less than

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