Physics, asked by jagdishkumar230966, 4 months ago

derive the unit G with the formula of gravitational force F = Gm1 m2/ r2 .

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Answered by irfankhan88

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Explanation:

F = Gm1 m2/ r2

G= Fr²/m²

Newton * meter²

G= -------------------------- = Nm²/Kg²

Kilogram²

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