Question

out of solid and liquid, in which object is the effect of gravity more? why?

Answer 1

Answer:

effect of gravity is equal on both solids and liquids.

Explanation:

gravity is independent of the state of matter.

Answer 2

Answer:

Both experience the same effect of gravity.

Explanation:

• Only mass and distance affect the gravitational pull; the state of matter has no bearing.
• Matter molecules are attracted to one another via electromagnetic forces rather than gravitational ones.
• These attraction forces are more potent in solids than to liquids and gases.
• The electromagnetic forces between molecules entirely outweigh the gravitational forces.
• All objects with mass or energy are attracted to one another by gravity, a fundamental interaction in physics.
• The force that pulls items toward the centre of a planet or other entity is called gravity.
• All of the planets are kept in orbit around the sun by gravity. Gravity applies to everything that has mass.
• Gravity is stronger for objects with higher mass.
• Along with distance, gravity weakens as well.

All states of matter, assuming they have the same mass, experience the same effect of gravity.

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