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Show that acceleration to gravity is not depends on the mass of the object

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Answered by sterbenx999
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The acceleration due to gravity of a body of mass m on the earth's surface is given by, g= GM/R^{2}  

where G= gravitational constant, M= mass of the earth's and R= radius of earth.

It's clear from the equation that the value of g does not depend on the mass m of the body.

As the mass of the earth and radius is constant so the value of g will be also remain constant.  

 

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