the value of G = 6.67 into 10raise to -11 NM raise to 2 kg raise to -2 on te surface of the earth . what is the value of G on the surface of the moon ?

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The value of G is constant everywhere.
That is why it has been named as Gravitational Constant!

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the value of G = 6.67 into 10raise to -11 NM raise to 2 kg raise to -2 on te surface of the earth . what is the value of G on the surface of the moon ?

The value of G is constant everywhere. That is why it has been named as Gravitational Constant!

The value of G is constant everywhere.
That is why it has been named as Gravitational Constant!