What is the gravitational field intensity of the planet or a satellite? What is its unit?

Pathshala Nepal

3 years ago

What is the gravitational field intensity of the planet or a satellite? What is its unit?

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Pathshala Nepal

3 years ago

The gravitational field intensity of the planet or a satellite is defined as the gravity that applies to an object of unit mass at a point within its gravitational field. Gravitational field intensity is measured in N/Kg unit.

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