Asked by Miss Angie

What would be the path of the Moon if somehow all gravitational forces on it vanished to zero?

I NEED TO KNOW IF THIS ANSWER IS CORRECT
the path of the moon would be 40 degrees north latitude and 70 degrees south longitude.
IF NOT WHAT IS THE CORRECT ANSWER
Answered by jaylo
it is not correct I did that same thing before and I got that same answer and when i turned it in it was all wrong
Answered by Ms. Sue
PSY stands for psychology not physics!

Answered by Steve
all we know is that the moon would travel in a straight line. No forces means no acceleration, so constant velocity.

What that path would be depends on where in its orbit the moon happens to be when gravity stops.
Answered by Miss Angie
OKAY MS SUE EXCUSE ME BUT I HAVE BEEN ILL AND HAD TO LEARN EVERYTHING ALL OVER AGAIN
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