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  • Title: Galileo Experiment

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    Bilal Ahmad
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    This document summarizes Isaac Newton's law of universal gravitation, which states that a gravitational force exists between any two masses and is directly proportional to the product of the masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Newton developed this law by building on prior experiments by Galileo and observations of planetary motion by Kepler, and supported it with mathematical formulas as well as experiments showing the relationships between force, mass, and distance.

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    This document summarizes Isaac Newton's law of universal gravitation, which states that a gravitational force exists between any two masses and is directly proportional to the product of the masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Newton developed this law by building on prior experiments by Galileo and observations of planetary motion by Kepler, and supported it with mathematical formulas as well as experiments showing the relationships between force, mass, and distance.

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    Title: Galileo Experiment

    Diunggah oleh

    Bilal Ahmad
    This document summarizes Isaac Newton's law of universal gravitation, which states that a gravitational force exists between any two masses and is directly proportional to the product of the masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Newton developed this law by building on prior experiments by Galileo and observations of planetary motion by Kepler, and supported it with mathematical formulas as well as experiments showing the relationships between force, mass, and distance.

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    Title

    Law of gravitational force

    Authors

    I. Newton

    Abstract

    Introduction

    Force of attraction between masses

    Force dependence on quantity of masses

    Force dependence on distance

    Background

    Law of Dynamics

    Galileo experiment

    Law of orbital motion

    Inverse square law

    Motivation

    Galileo observations

    Kepler law

    Methods

    Mathematical relation between force and masses

    Mathematical relation between force distance


    Experiments

    Explanation of existing theories about force of attraction

    Galileo experiment for weight

    Newton second law of motion

    Force dependence on motion

    Results

    Mass

    Force between earth and other bodies on earth

    Graph of Force vs Mass

    Distance

    Inversely proportional to distance

    Graph of force vs distance

    Analysis (including statistical analysis)

    Mass

    Distance

    Constant of proportionality

    Mathematical Proofs

    Mathematical curves for the orbital motion

    Observations between forces of light and heavy masses

    Discussion

    Proportionality of force and masses

    Proportionality of force and distance between bodies


    Constant of proportionality

    Conclusions

    Limitations and boundary conditions

    Explanation of natural behaviors

    Orbital motion of planets

    Bibliography

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