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Check the correctrness of g=Gm/R2​

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Secondary School Physics 6 points

B. Prove that g=

GM/ R2

Taking G-6.67 x 10

11 Nm2 kg -2, M 6 kg and R

6.4 m. determine the value of acceleration due to gravity

of the earth.

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From the universal law of gravitation we get,

Force between 2 bodies is equal to G×M×m/R^2

where G- universal gravitational constant.

M- Mass of the bigger body

m- Mass of the smaller body

R- Difference between the centers(C.O.G) of the 2 bodies.

But, we also know that the force or weight of an object ON EARTH is equal to m×g

where m- the mass if object

g- acceleration due to gravity on earth

So mg=GMm/R^2

therefore, g=GM/R^2

Calculating acceleration due to gravity of earth

Given- Mass of earth(M)- 6×10^24Kg

G- 6.67×10^-11

R- 6.4×10^6

thus, by putting in the values

g=GM/R^2

g=(6.67×10^-11)×(6×10^24)/(6.4×10^6)^2

and so, value of g at earth comes out to be approximately 9.81m/s^2

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