Physics, asked by navsripathi2656, 1 year ago

Derive thw e value of 'g' from newtons gravitationallaw

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Answered by gita42

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g=GxM/R^2
=6.7 x 10^-11Km^2kg^-2x6x10^24kg/(6.4x10^6m)^2
=9.8 ms^-2

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