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    This document discusses gravitational and frictional forces. It defines gravity, relates gravity to weight and mass, and how friction and gravity affect object movement. The key points are: - Gravity is a force that attracts objects with mass towards each other. Gravity causes weight, with weight calculated as mass times gravitational field strength. - Isaac Newton observed an apple falling from a tree, which led to his law of universal gravitation stating gravity acts between all objects in the universe. - An object's weight depends on its mass, with greater mass leading to greater weight.

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    This document discusses gravitational and frictional forces. It defines gravity, relates gravity to weight and mass, and how friction and gravity affect object movement. The key points are: - Gravity is a force that attracts objects with mass towards each other. Gravity causes weight, with weight calculated as mass times gravitational field strength. - Isaac Newton observed an apple falling from a tree, which led to his law of universal gravitation stating gravity acts between all objects in the universe. - An object's weight depends on its mass, with greater mass leading to greater weight.

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    6th grade

    GRAVITATION AND
    FRICTIONAL FORCES
    3RD QUARTER: LESSON 1
    HOW ARE YOU
    TODAY?
    DRILL
    24 + 22 = ?
    8x8=?
    27 x 2 = ?
    72 / 9 = ?
    1827 / 9 = ?
    OBJECTIVES
    ● Define Gravity
    ● Relate Gravity, weight and mass
    ● Know how friction and gravity affect
    movements of different objects
    FORMULA FOR WEIGHT:
    wEIGHT = MASS X GRAVITATIONAL FIELD STRENGTH

    UNITS FOR :
    WEIGHT IS IN NEWTONS (N)
    MASS IS IN KILOGRAMS (KG)
    EARTH’S GRAVITY IS 9.8 m/s2
    GRAVITY

    Isaac Newton got the idea of gravity from his observation of an


    apple falling from a tree.

    Newton’s law of universal gravitation states that the force of


    gravity acts between all objects in the universe.
    Increase in mass = Increase in gravitational force
    The Sun is the only
    star in our solar
    system. It is the
    center of our solar
    system, and its
    gravity holds the
    solar system
    together.
    Weight
    The weight of an object depends
    on its mass.

    The greater the mass of an


    object, the greater is its weight.
    3. What is the mass of a sack of
    rice that has a weight of
    650N?

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