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The closer you get to a massive object slower the time runs because the ravitational pull of objects bends the space time in other words as gravity increases time runs slower this phenomenon is called gravitational time dilation.
So slower is the correct option.
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The closer you get to a massive object, the [Select] time runs [Select ] faster
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The closer you get to a massive object, the [Select ] time runs
What does the intersection moan? Which object is moving faster? Which object has a negative velocity according to the convention we have established? Which object is moving faster? Which starts ahead? Explain what you mean by "ahead."
part B- now you try leaning more horizontal so that your feet
get closer and closer to slipping against yhe floor. what is the
smallest angle Theta relative to the ground that you could lean
without slipping?
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