Why 'G' is a scalar quantity and 'g'
is a vector quantity?
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Universal gravitation constant 'G' is a scalar quantity while acceleration due to gravity 'g' is a vector quantity. Universal gravitation constant 'G' is universal constant, while acceleration due to gravity 'g' changes from place to place and from planet to planet.
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The G is scalar quantity because it depends only on magnitude
The g is vecator quantity because it depends on both magnitude and direction
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