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How do I calculate force of gravity on a 1-kg at earth's surface? mass of earth, 6x10 to 24 kg, r is 6.4x10 t6

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How do I calculate force of gravity on a 1-kg at earth's surface? mass of earth, 6x10 to 24 kg, r is 6.4x10 t6

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  1. Using Newtons law of universal gravitation,

    F=Gm1m2/r^2

    where G is Gravitational constant = 6.67 x 10^-11

    m1 is mass of 1 kg object = 1 kg :-)

    m2 is mass of Earth = 6 x 10 ^24kg

    r is radius of Earth = 6.4 x 10^6m

    F=(6.67 x 10^-11)(1 x 6 x 10 ^24)/(6.4 x 10^6)^2

    F=4.002 x 10^14/4.096 x 10^13

    F=9.77 N

    Hope this helps :-)


  2. simple enuf. Here you go:

    The input valve flow rate is 0.352 mL/min.  The output (1) flow rate is 0.336 mL/min.  Output (2) flow rate is 0.016 mL/min.  I want to evaluate dissolved [CO2] concentration flowing out of output(2) over 2 hours.  I know how input and output(1) [CO2] concentration vary with time... ([CO2] in mM/liter)

    Hopefully you can read this (i = input, o = output (1))

    (t=0: i = 1.28, o = 1.02) (t=20: i = 1.31, o = 0.85) (t=40: i = 1.34, o = 0.72) (t=60: i = 1.34, o = 0.69) (t=80,100,120: i = 1.34, o = 0.69)

    Enjoy

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