ShmoopTube

00:00

Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

00:05

brought to you by blob monsters We've never seen one

00:08

but they probably looks something like we do after thanksgiving

00:11

dinner All right A giant blob monster is attacking new

00:15

york and suddenly doubles in mass if the original force

00:19

of gravitation exerted upon it is expressed as f which

00:23

of the following represents the new gravitational force after its

00:28

change in mass and here the pendulums happened All right

00:33

so we've got a block attacking new york The blob

00:35

actually isn't a very scary monster It's really Just a

00:38

big slow moving bunch of goo To answer this question

00:41

we need to know how to calculate the gravitational force

00:44

acting on an object and to find that force we

00:47

take the objects mass and multiply it by gravity like

00:51

f equals mg like that Now if we were in

00:53

a double mass the equation would now be force equals

00:58

two times mass times gravity or two mg which means

01:02

that the force exerted would be double no The correct

01:05

answer here is c to f but let's not devalue

01:09

Blob monsters Too much after all a monster self worth

01:12

Is often based on how scary it is And we 00:01:14.89 --> [endTime] wouldn't want to hurt its feelings

Full Transcript