Answer to Question #239592 in Classical Mechanics for Tlamelo

Question #239592

when a falling meteoroid is at a distance above the earths surface of 3 times the earths radius , what is the acceleration due to the earths gravitation

Expert's answer

The acceleration is

"g=\\frac{GM}{(R+3R)^2}=0.62\\text{ m\/s}^2."

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