What is the gravity speed on the earth's surface?

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What is the gravity speed on the earth's surface?

PRADEEP KUMAR 9th Dec, 2021

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PRADEEP KUMAR 9th Dec, 2021

The acceleration of free-falling objects is used to calculate gravity.

The acceleration of gravity at the earth's surface is approximately 9.8 metres per second.

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