Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Is gravitational constant a scalar quantity ?

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Answered by neha49937

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Scalars remains constant. Universalgravitational constant is a scalar Quantity as it is not in a particular direction. A vector quantity should possess both the magnitude and direction. In this case Gravitational Constant is only certain with its Magnitude and not direction thus being a Scalar Quantity.

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Answered by Saifßàã

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Yes! if gravitational constant So its a Scalar quantity....

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