Open Question: F=mg...a formula for force...is it right?
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Sagar Member since:April 30, 2011Total points:95 (Level 1)a stone of mass 10gms falls from a height of 5 feet under gravitational force...the same stone is made to fall from 500 feet...according to the formula of force..F=mg....the force remains constant in both cases...yet we know the latter case will have more force...will anyone tell me the flaw??Answer Question
by sharan Member since:July 20, 2010Total points:234 (Level 1)there is slight deviation in the gravity. at the center of the earth and out of earths atmosphere the gravity is zero.so when we go nearer to earths surface(crust) the gravity increases so there eill be a difference in the force too.
Sagar Member since:April 30, 2011Total points:95 (Level 1)a stone of mass 10gms falls from a height of 5 feet under gravitational force...the same stone is made to fall from 500 feet...according to the formula of force..F=mg....the force remains constant in both cases...yet we know the latter case will have more force...will anyone tell me the flaw??Answer Question by sharan Member since:July 20, 2010Total points:234 (Level 1)there is slight deviation in the gravity. at the center of the earth and out of earths atmosphere the gravity is zero.so when we go nearer to earths surface(crust) the gravity increases so there eill be a difference in the force too.
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