Science, asked by maheshballa06, 1 year ago

is gravitational force a vector?

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Answered by BraɪnlyRoмan

No it is a scaler quality

Answered by kavitapurshottam

you're just doing standard Newtonian mechanics, then the force of gravity is a vector. Force is always a vector, because it always has a direction in which it's pointing. The gravitational potential is a scalar field, which means it just has a magnitude at any given point.

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