Physics, asked by anushanagtode, 2 months ago

What would happen if the value of G was twice as large?

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Answered by Anonymous

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If the gravitational force in Newton's law of gravitation would be twice as large, then so would be the gravitational force between two massive objects and hence their acceleration toward each other

Answered by mrlegendrohit

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If the gravitational force in Newton's law of gravitation would be twice as large, then so would be the gravitational force between two massive objects and hence their acceleration toward each other

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