2 if you but a coin in a balloon and you spin it it goes really fast because you spin it but if you stop it stops with you

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1. All things have a gravitational pull on Earth, and nothing can obstruct gravity unless it is pulled in the opposite direction.

   
   

2. Gravity is a force, that force pulls us toward the center of the Earth because of how big it is, the more mass something has, the more gravitational pull it has. This is what keeps the Earth's crust stuck to Earth like super glue.

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1. A: Newton's law of universal gravitation describes the attraction of any two objects in the universe that contain atoms. This Phenomena is presented through things like an apple falling from a tree or the orbit of moons around a planet.

2. Q: Describe the relationship between the masses of two objects and the force of gravity between them.

2. A: The force of gravity between two masses is equal to the mass of said objects. This means, if the mass of either object increases or decreases, the gravitational force changes alongside them to proportionally match their masses.

3. Q: If two objects each have a mass of 10 kg, then the force of gravity between them

3. A: Letter C

1. All objects in the universe have gravity like this apple, but this apple in the picture even has gravity, but very little.

Factors That Influence the Strength of Gravity

2. Gravity depends on the distance between and how big objects are. Bigger objects have a stronger gravitational pull. Objects that are closer together also have a stronger gravitational pull

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