To address the given problem, I will guide you step by step on how to fill out and format the table correctly. Let's break down each term listed and make sure they are properly organized within the table.
Here's the step-by-step solution:
1. Table Structure:
- The table should have a consistent format with lines separating each row.
- Ensure that each term is placed into its own row within the table structure.
2. Terms Provided:
- Gravitation
- Newton's Law of Gravitation
- Gravity
- Acceleration due to Gravity
- Mass and Weight
- Freefall and Weightlessness
3. Arranging the Terms in the Table:
- Each term needs to be enclosed in a table cell and separated by horizontal lines for clarity.
4. Final Table Representation:
- We will use the `\hline` command for horizontal lines separating each row.
Below is the properly formatted table based on the terms given:
[tex]\[
\begin{tabular}{|l|}
\hline
Gravitation \\
\hline
Newton's Law of Gravitation \\
\hline
Gravity \\
\hline
Acceleration due to Gravity \\
\hline
Mass and Weight \\
\hline
Freefall and Weightlessness \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\][/tex]
### Explanation:
- Gravitation: The first row contains "Gravitation" and is followed by a horizontal line.
- Newton's Law of Gravitation: The second row contains "Newton's Law of Gravitation", with horizontal lines separating it from the rows above and below.
- Gravity: The third row contains "Gravity".
- Acceleration due to Gravity: The fourth row contains "Acceleration due to Gravity".
- Mass and Weight: The fifth row contains "Mass and Weight".
- Freefall and Weightlessness: The sixth row contains "Freefall and Weightlessness".
By organizing the terms into this table structure, you ensure that they are clearly separated and easily readable.
