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what is acceleration due to gravity? derive its expression​

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Answered by snehalyadav2802
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the force at which the object is towards the earth under the gravity alone is called a d t g

Answered by madhusingh1278
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The acceleration on an object due to the gravity of any massive body is represented by g (small g) . the force of attraction between any two units masses separated by unit distance is called universal gravitational constants denoted by G (capital G) . The relation between g and G is not proportional .

where G is a gravitational force constants , M is a mass of earth and R is a radius of earth. by comparing (1) and (2) acceleration due to gravity = g =(G×M) / R².

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