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    RECALL BACK,..

    Do you still remember aboutNewtons Second Law of Motion?

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    Newtons second law of motion

    States that the acceleration of a body , is directly

    proportional to the net force acting on it , and

    Inversely proportional to its mass, .

    m

    m

    FaaF

    TTTT !! ,

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    LETS WATCH THIS VIDEO,

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    Why do

    things falling

    down?

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    Learning outcomes;At the end of the lesson, a student

    should be able to ;

    explainanddeterminethe

    value ofaccelerationduetogravity

    Define gravitational fieldand

    gravitational field strength

    Define weightSolving problems involving

    accelerationdueto gravity

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    ~Objects fall because they are pulled towards

    the Earth by the force of gravity.

    ~This force is known as the pull of gravity or

    the gravitational force.

    ~The gravitational force tends to pulleverything towards its centre.

    falling

    bodies

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    IDEA OF GRAVITY

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    1st Central guiding question

    What is gravitational field and

    gravitational field strength?

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    Please look into these situation,..

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    gravitational field

    The region in which an object experiences a force

    due to gravitational acceleration.

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    Please draw the direction of gravitational force.

    Force of gravity

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    Gravitational field strength,

    The force exerted on each kilogram mass by the gravitational field of a planet , star

    or big mass

    The gravitational force, per unit mass,

    orThe unit

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    Spring balance

    Gravitational field strength, on earth = 9.8 Nkg -1

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    What is the gravitational field strength in moon???

    mass of the Moon = 7.36 1022 kilograms

    mass of Earth = 5.9742 1024 kilograms

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    What is the gravitational field strength in moon???

    Only 1.6 kg N-1

    Planet Mass (kg) g (N/kg)

    Mercury 3.2 x 1023

    3.61Venus 4.88 x1024 8.83

    Mars 6.42 x 1023 3.75

    Jupiter 1.901 x 1027 26.0

    Saturn 5.68 x 1026 11.2

    Uranus 8.68 x 1025 10.5

    Neptune 1.03x 1026 13.3

    Pluto 1.2 x 1022 0.61

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    2nd Central guiding question

    What is acceleration due to gravity?

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    What are the forces that act on an object when the object fall?

    Air resistance

    Gravitational force

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    Let do this activity.,.

    Drop a piece of paper and a piece of compress paper from the same height

    Which one will reach the ground first?

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    How about if we fall the different

    object in a situation without air

    resistance??

    Gravitational force

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    Let do this activity.,.

    Drop a ping pong ball and a marble from the same height

    Which one will reach the ground first?

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    FREEFALL

    The falling of an object

    that influenced by the

    force of gravity only.

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    The acceleration of an object caused by the gravitational pull

    Acceleration due to gravity

    The acceleration due to the gravity , g for the Earth = 9.8 ms-2

    The net force acting on an object of mass, m in free fall,

    From Newton Second Law , the acceleration of an object is given by :

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    Planet Radius (m) Mass (kg) g (m/s2)

    Mercury 2.43x 106 3.2 x 1023 3.61

    Venus 6.073x 106 4.88 x1024 8.83

    Mars 3.38 x 106

    6.42 x 1023

    3.75Jupiter 6.98 x 107 1.901 x 1027 26.0

    Saturn 5.82 x 107 5.68 x 1026 11.2

    Uranus 2.35 x 107 8.68 x 1025 10.5

    Neptune 2.27 x 107 1.03x 1026 13.3

    Pluto 1.15 x 106 1.2 x 1022 0.61

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    3rd Central guiding question

    What is the weight?

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    What is your weight?

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    WEIGHTThe gravitational force , , acting on a body

    So, the unit of weight is Newton

    Weight is a vector quantity

    Weight = mass x gravitational field strength

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    Weight

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    scale scale scale

    g = 9.81 N/kg g = 1.60 N/kg g = 26.6 N/kg

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    Mass Weight

    Themass ofan objectis

    theamount ofmatterin

    the object

    The weight ofan object

    the force of gravity

    Constanteverywhere Varies withthemagnitude

    of gravitational field

    strength, g ofthelocation

    A scalar quantity A vector quantity

    A base quantity A derived quantity

    SI unit: kg SI unit: Newton, N

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    Question 1

    _____ is themotion ofa body whenair

    resistanceis negligibleandtheactioncan be

    considereddueto gravityalone.

    A) Free fall

    B) Free flight

    C) Negative fall

    D) Zero-gravity fall

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    Problems Solving

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    QUESTION 2

    A ballis thrown straightdown whileanother

    oneis dropped bothatthe sameheight.

    Neglecting airresistance , theacceleration just

    before striking the ground

    A. Greater forthethrown ball

    B. Greater forthedropped ball

    C. The same for both ball

    D. Depends onhow highthey started

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    QUESTION 3

    Ifa boy weighs 500 N , whatis his mass?

    A) 25 kgB) 51 kg

    C) 500 kg

    D) 4900 kg

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    Learning outcomes;At the end of the lesson, a student

    should be able to ;

    explainanddeterminethe

    value ofaccelerationdueto

    gravity

    Define gravitational fieldand

    gravitational field strength

    Define weightSolving problems involving

    accelerationdueto gravity

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    Let sing the song together,..

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    FALSE

    TRY AGAIN!!

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    TRUE

    GOOD!!

    Q1

    Q2

    Q3

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    FALSE

    TRY AGAIN!!

    4back

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    TRUE

    GOOD!!

    Q1

    Q2

    Q3

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    FALSE

    TRY AGAIN!!

    4back

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    TRUE

    GOOD!!

    Q1

    Q2

    Q3

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    The end.

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