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gravitational constant depends upon

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Answered by soumensabui100
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The law of gravitation states that the force acting between two masses depends directly on the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of their distance between them. It is given by :

G is the universal gravitational constant

The value of G is independent of any factor. It does not depend on any value. This is reason it is called universal law.

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Answered by Anonymous
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A constant does not depend onanything, its a value. ... The gravitational constant is considered by scientists to be universal and invariable. It is considered the same value no matter where in the universe mass is found.

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