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is gravitational acceleration a vector quantity?

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Answered by bhuvanamalisetti
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Answer:

yes, gravitational acceleration is a vector quantity

Explanation:

As we know acceleration is a vector quantity.acceleration due to gravity is also a acceleration.So,gravitational acceleration is a vector quantity

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Answered by ItzDαrkHσrsє
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  1. We know that, Vector is a type of quantity, which has both direction as well as magnitude.
  2. Acceleration is Vector quantity, because it has bith magnitude & direction.
  3. Acceleration due to Gravity is just Gravitational Acceleration which radially inwards towards centre of body with the mass.
  4. Hence, Gravitational Acceleration is a Vector Quantity.

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  • The free fall type of acceleration of an object in vacuum is termed as Gravitational Acceleration.

  • Gravitational Acceleration is always constant.

  • Gravitational Acceleration is 9.8m/ on the Earth surface.

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