Define G in terms of gravitational force between two masses?

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The generalised equation for the force of gravity is
F_(g)=(GM_(1)M_(2))/(d^(2)) where G is the gravitational constant
6.67*10^(-11) .

Matt Wear answered Feb 3, 2024

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