Physics, asked by ParvBhardwaj5137, 10 months ago

Define acceleration due to gravity . What is the value of accleration due to gravity of a freely falling body

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Answered by rmjaff

0

Answer:

Explanation:F=GMm divided by d square

d = distance

Answered by Loveleen68

2

Answer:

when an object falls freely towards the surface of Earth from a certain height, then it's velocity changes. This change in velocity produces acceleration in the object which is known as acceleration due to gravity.

Explanation:

at value 0, it falls freely.

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