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jaketodd
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The Newtonian gravitational force formula is F=G([m1*m2]/D^2)
Using limits, it has the property that as D goes to zero, F goes to infinity.
Did Einstein fix this? If so, what's his equation for gravitational force? Please accommodate me by defining all terms so I can work with it.
Thanks,
Jake
Using limits, it has the property that as D goes to zero, F goes to infinity.
Did Einstein fix this? If so, what's his equation for gravitational force? Please accommodate me by defining all terms so I can work with it.
Thanks,
Jake