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OPENERS 3-9 TO 3-13 Physics. MONDAY If you are holding a 18N book on the first floor of a building and go up to the third floor why doesn’t the weight.

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1 OPENERS 3-9 TO 3-13 Physics

2 MONDAY If you are holding a 18N book on the first floor of a building and go up to the third floor why doesn’t the weight become 2N?

3 TUESDAY How long would it take a 25kg rock to fall 48m on Mars RadiusRadius: 2,106 miles (3,390 km) MassMass: 639E21 kg (0.107 Earth mass)

4 WEDNESDAY The planet Saturn has a mass that is 95 times bigger than Earth’s and has a radius 9.4 times bigger. What is the acceleration of gravity on the outer edge of Saturn?

5 THURSDAY Which planet has the shortest year? Which planet has the shortest day?

6 FRIDAY What phase of the Moon would Neap Tides happen and why?

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