Isn't there suppose to be multiple choices? :/
The main purpose of most constitutions out of these possibilities is D) to define and limit government power. It is usually not E) to give the government absolute power, but is a possibility. It is also not necessarily A) to define a moral code for the people to follow, and it also is not necessarily C) to prevent a strong central government because often constitutions create strong central governments.
<span>Gravity, or gravitation, is a natural phenomenon causing all things with mass to be brought toward one another. This includes objects ranging from atoms, photons, to planets and stars. </span><span>Some examples of gravity include: Holding the gases in the sun, causing a ball you throw up to come down again. And causing a car to coast downhill even when you aren't stepping on the gas. Gravity can, indeed, work on objects that DO NOT have mass.
Hope this helped at least some.</span>
