Physics, 06.11.2020 03:10, zhellyyyyy

1. Using the data table below, model (draw) the orbital motion of the two planets (D and N).
A. Determine the distance based on the mass and amount of force.
a. In the chart, write 'more' or 'less', then be sure to represent the distance in
your model drawing.
B. Be sure to represent the objects' masses appropriately.
C. Include gravitational force arrows in your model.
D. On your drawing mark where the planet will be increasing and decreasing in velocity
for each planet
Mass
Distance
Gravitational Force
Sun
10
X
X
2
8
Planet D
Planet N
6
3
3
Make sure to attach your drawn model in the space below.

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1. Using the data table below, model (draw) the orbital motion of the two planets (D and N).