Physics, 18.02.2021 01:00, Leonardo8366

How do you think you can use careful measurements to determine whether the strength of Earth's gravitational field depends on the mass of an object in the field? How can you ensure that
your methods are not influenced by previous measurements or understandings about gravity?

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