Answer to Question #185582 in Classical Mechanics for Viccy

Classical Mechanics

Question #185582

What is gravitational force.

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When two masses m and m' are placed to seperate by d distance then gravitational force is given by

"F=\\frac{Gmm'}{d^2}"

Where G is gravitational constant.

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