Physics, asked by shkiar218, 8 months ago

4 If M is the mass of the earth and R its radius, then ratio of the
gravitational acceleration and the gravitational constant is
(2) 7 (16) M1 (0) MR? (2) M

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Answered by nuluritika

0

Answer:

Gravational constant = Mass × radius

= M×R

Answered by Anonymous

21

Answer:

Gravitational constant = Mass x radius

G = M x R

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