Electrical and gravitational forces

staceylu123 · Feb 9, 2006

i don't understand why the value of gravitational force is smaller than the value of electric charge?

marlon · Feb 9, 2006

staceylu123 said:

i don't understand why the value of gravitational force is smaller than the value of electric charge?

Hu ?

What do you mean by "the value of gravitational force" ?

Please, supply us with a context of your problem.

You know, this is precisely the type of questions to which Aristotle referred by stating "it's not only about WHAT you are asking but also about HOW you are asking it"

marlon

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