a particle is taken to height r above the earth surface where r is the radius of earth the accleration due to gravity is
but according to me
the earth gravitation is same everywhere in the universe
Asked by ujjwalviky2003 | 26th Oct, 2017, 07:39: PM
Expert Answer:
Laws of gravitation (inverse square law) and Gravitational constant G are same everywhere in the universe.
But gravitational force between two massive object depends on their respective masses and the distance between them
as per the inverse square law, gravitational force experienced by the mass m is 
so the term 
is acceleration due to gravity and related to R which is radius of earth
is acceleration due to gravity and related to R which is radius of earthAnswered by | 27th Oct, 2017, 02:44: PM
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