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(Quote from RobertBryant)

It looks Maxwell was imitating Newton
In the expression F=GMmr<sup>-2
Question
What is the attraction between two units at unit distance?


Answer 6.6743 ± 0.00015) × 10−11 Newtons</sup>

(Quote from RobertBryant)

This is how I understood it - "f" is a constant force, and Maxwell equated this constant force with "1", but this is a force equal to "1" and it has the dimension [F]. Is this clear?


The difference is clear - just "constant" or…

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(Quote from Cherepanov2020)

it doesn;t say "F"
It says
""repulsion will be" fee'r-2"
with no left or right side
so what do you think "f" is
" f is the repulsion between two units at unit distance"

It's too subtle for you?

(Quote from RobertBryant)

Where in Maxwell's text does it say that f is the constant you wrote to me about? Show me the original text of Maxwell!

(Quote from Cherepanov2020)

"fool me" ??

Moderators please...

(Quote from RobertBryant)


I didn't mix anything up! You are trying to fool me! Read carefully Maxwell!
Here is the original text to help you -

(Quote from Cherepanov2020)

Tone it down Comrade
"And you slip me your lies"
Lies????
Perhaps this thread needs to be delisted..

so where is the left and right side?
in fee'r^-2
in the general expression

YOu have confused small f with a general 'Force

What does " will be" mean
It means "equals" to me
Maybe it is too subtle for you Comrade?

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