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In physics what letter is used to represent the fundamental constant that is equal to 9.80665 meters per second squared?
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∙ 14y ago
From the units, I can tell that it's the acceleration of gravity, usually represented as 'G'. But I've been using the value of 9.78 for gravitation near the surface on the equator. We should both go back and check it. By the way ... it's not a 'fundamental constant'. There's nothing fundamental about it, and it varies all over the place, even on a trip along the earth's surface, or on a hike up a mountain.
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