Physics, 02.12.2021 02:30 markmeinberg
Lord Henry is performing an experiment where he is able to measure the force of gravity between two masses (m1 and m2). Based on the data he records below, what claim can he make about how the force of gravity is related to the size of the masses?
Mass One
100kg
200kg
100kg
200kg
Mass Two
100kg
100kg
300kg
300kg
Force of Gravity between masses
66.7N
133.5N
200.2N
400.4kg
Lord Henry is performing an experiment where he is able to measure the force of gravity between two masses (m1 and m2). Based on the data he records below, what claim can he make about how the force of gravity is related to the size of the masses?
Both masses are directly proportional to the force
Mass one is directly proportional to the force
Both masses are inversely proportional to the force
Mass two is inversely square proportional to the force
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