Question

4 drop the skater from the top of your screen three times: once on the moon, once on earth, and once on jupiter. then, match each location to the correct description of the skaters fall. slowest fall medium speed fastest fall earth jupiter moon

Explanation:

The speed of a falling object is determined by the gravitational acceleration of the celestial body. Jupiter has the strongest gravitational pull among the three, so the skater falls fastest there. Earth has a moderate gravitational pull, resulting in a medium fall speed. The Moon has the weakest gravitational pull, leading to the slowest fall.

Answer:

Moon - Slowest fall
Earth - Medium speed
Jupiter - Fastest fall