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To discuss: Meaning of force of
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Introduction:
The force is given as,
Where,
This means that any object having mass and acceleration must feel a force acting on it.
In case of earth, it has gravitational acceleration
So an object will feel a force which is called as weight of the object on the earth.
It is given as,
During space flight, five times of earth’s gravity ‘
So a force equal to five times of force on the Earth will be exerted on the astronaut.
That is,
Thus, the astronaut will feel his weight five times heavier than it is on the Earth.
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