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what will be the value of gravitational acceleration at the planet whose mass and radius are double that of Earth​

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Answered by Vithruxx
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What will be the value of g on a planet whose mass is twice that of earth's and whose radius is equal to that of earth's? ... Thus the acceleration due to gravity on that Planet would be 8 times that of our Earth.

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