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1 The magnitude of the gravitational force between you and the earth is equal to the magnitude of the gravitational force between the earth and you. A.True B.False

2 The gravitational constant G depends on the mass of the bodies in question. A.True B.False

3 When computing gravitational forces between objects, the distance between spherical objects is computed from A.the center of each sphere. B.the surface of each sphere.

4 The weight of an object depends only upon the object of largest mass closest to the object being weighed. A.True B.False

5 Which of the following are examples of potential energy? A.Kinetic B.Elastic C.Gravitational

6 The principle of conservation of energy holds only if the system in question is __________. RankResponses 1ISOLATED 2CONSERVED 3CONSTANT 4 5 6Other Values: isolated;Iso... Value Matches: 5

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