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Class 9 Gravitation Physics Notes

This document discusses concepts related to gravitation and physics. It covers the universal law of gravitation, gravitational force, free fall, mass, weight, acceleration due to gravity, and pressure in fluids. Key terms defined include gravity, weight, thrust, pressure, mass, and acceleration due to gravity.

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Class 9 Gravitation Physics Notes

This document discusses concepts related to gravitation and physics. It covers the universal law of gravitation, gravitational force, free fall, mass, weight, acceleration due to gravity, and pressure in fluids. Key terms defined include gravity, weight, thrust, pressure, mass, and acceleration due to gravity.

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  • Universal Law of Gravitation
  • Gravitation Overview
  • Phenomena of Gravitation
  • Free Fall
  • Weight
  • Force and Mass
  • Buoyancy and Fluids
  • Thrust and Pressure
  • Relative Density
  • Archimedes' Principle

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- Sravitation Universal Law
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heigkt This is due to ravitakion.

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Constant [G] = 6.673 x 10" Nm*

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teluom
Hu groutationad foree , than t - Phenomenons due to ravi tation

object moves in tangent o Force hich binds u to


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Rotion omoon aound Ear.
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Tangent Sun moon.

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on moon = 10N *bo
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particular directian. on base ¢ th vessels.

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per
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is transmi tted
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an
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