Suppose there is a correction term to Newton's law of universal gravitation where the letters have their usual meaning  and are given in SI units and, in particular, r is the separation  distance between the two masses m1 and m2 and A is some new constant of nature. Find the units of  this constant A.

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 Suppose there is a correction term to Newton's law of universal gravitation

where the letters have their usual meaning  and are given in SI units and, in particular, r is the separation 
distance between the two masses m1 and m2 and A is some new constant of nature. Find the units of 
this constant A.

F₂=
Gm1m₂/A
2
^ (₁ + 7)
-T/A
Transcribed Image Text:F₂= Gm1m₂/A 2 ^ (₁ + 7) -T/A
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