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what is gravitational field intensity?

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Answered by nikhilpereira42

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Gravitational field intensity is the strength of a gravitational field which is applied on a unit test mass. Eg=F/m. A gravitational force's intensity depends upon the source mass and the distance of unit test mass from the source mass. The unit of gravitational field intensity is N/Kg.

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Answered by Rajkd180203

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Gravitational field intensity is the strength of a gravitational field which is applied on a unit test mass. Eg=Force/mass.

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