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Sunny
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03-30-2004 8:48 PM

I have this question on my homework, and i dont know the answer...im hoping someone here can help me out
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What explanation does general relativity provide for gravity?
1. Gravity is inversely proportional to radius.
2. Gravity is directly proportional to mass.
3. Gravity is a result of curved spacetime.
4. All of the above
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03-30-2004 9:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 2 by crashfrog
03-30-2004 8:54 PM

thank you so much, i was also curious about the lighthouse model of a pulsar is it true that the period of pulsation must speed up as the neutron star continues contracting?
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