Question

What are the differences between big g and small g in physics?

Answer 1

Answer:

big G stand for newton universal gravitational content whereas small g is a variable for quantity and a vector quality

Answer 2

Answer:

big G

1) G is a scalar quantity

2) the value of G is 6.67 multiply 10-¹¹ Nm² kg-²

3) the SI unit of G is Nm² kg-²

4) it's valued image constant everywhere in the universe

5) it is a constant of universal law of gravitation Fx m¹m²/ r²

small g

1) g is a vector quantity

2) the value of g on the surface of the Earth is about 9.8ms-²

3) the SI unit of g is ms-²

4) it's values different on different planet and satellite

5) it is an acceleration gained by the object due to gravitational force of the earth

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