Science, asked by ak6372011, 7 months ago

2. which of the two 'g' and 'G'
a) is a vector
b) does not change with the location on the Earth's
Surface ?​

Answers

Answered by jagdish101660
1

Explanation:

Difference between two

g → Acceleration due to gravity

G → Universal Gravitation Constant

(a)  Vector Quantity

Quantity which has both magnitude as well as direction.

Since 'g' is Acceleration due to gravity it has both magnitude as well as direction. Hence it is a vector quantity.

(b) Universal Gravitation Constant does not depend on mass or location hence its value remain constant everywhere.

Answered by Anonymous
0

Explanation:

Difference between two

g → Acceleration due to gravity

G → Universal Gravitation Constant

(a)  Vector Quantity

→Quantity which has both magnitude as well as direction.

Since 'g' is Acceleration due to gravity it has both magnitude as well as direction. Hence it is a vector quantity.

(b) Universal Gravitation Constant does not depend on mass or location hence its value remain constant everywhere.

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