Science, asked by Suhanigiroti, 10 months ago

Any 6 differences between acceleration due to gravity and gravitational constant​

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Answered by mdzebrail95
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Acceleration due to gravity is totally different from the gravitational constant,because G is a constant value derived from the cavendish method and acceleration due to gravity is just an acceleration. ... 'g' is a very local value that is measured on the surface of the earth and varies over the surface of the earth.

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