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What is the value for gravitational acceleration to two decimal places in meters per second squared?

What is the value for gravitational acceleration to two decimal places in meters per second squared?
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What is the value for gravitational acceleration to two decimal places in meters per second squared?

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The gravitational acceleration is usually 9.81 m/sec^2.

However, this number may vary based on geographical location and height. This value (9.91 m/sec^2) is at sea level.
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