Why acceleration due to gravity is not depends on mass?
F=mg(F=ma)
g=F/m
If mass is more, g is less.So earth should have low g value compared to other objects.But not .Why?
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acceleration due to gravity is the acceleration produced by gravity on a object. Therefore it depends only on the altitude of object. when two bodies of unequal mass is dropped from a height,they reach the ground at the same time.(neglected air resistance). therefore it doesn't depend on mass
Raswanth1:
its not available sir
for that option it requires two answer
still u didn't say g=f/m true or not
still you didnt say g=f/m is true or not?
still you didnt say g=f/m is true or not
actually w=mg but most of the times f is also equal to mg but not all times.Depends on question
really thanks sir
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I have the corret ans since g is a constant 9.8m/s it will not decrease or increase if mass increases or decreases so u cant change g=9.8m/s Square my ans should be in brainniest
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