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Cavendish experiment #51434 03/27/14 10:29 AM
Joined: Mar 2014 Posts: 14 T ThothThisThrough OP Junior Member
OP ThothThisThrough Junior Member T Joined: Mar 2014 Posts: 14	I have a question.. When Cavendish did his experiment for measuring the gravitational constant G, did he use the gravitational law F= G * m1m2/R� to determine G. If he did, is R the distance between the 2 spheres from centerpoint to centerpoint? Tnx in advance

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