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What would be the photon's effective mass in Newton's Law of Gravitation?

If we equalize the force from the Newton's Law of Gravitation to Force on a photon in a gravitional field  (I don't know if there is an equation for it). What would be the photon's effective mass? (I know photons don't have rest mass.) I mean what would be the m's$m$'s value from the Newton's law.

What would be the photon's mass?

If we equalize the force from the Newton's Law of Gravitation to Force on a photon in a gravitional field(I don't know if there is an equation for it). What would be the photon's mass? (I know photons don't have mass.) I mean what would be the m's value from the Newton's law.

What would be the photon's effective mass in Newton's Law of Gravitation?

If we equalize the force from the Newton's Law of Gravitation to Force on a photon in a gravitional field  (I don't know if there is an equation for it). What would be the photon's effective mass? (I know photons don't have rest mass.) I mean what would be the $m$'s value from the Newton's law.

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What would be the photon's mass?

If we equalize the force from the Newton's Law of Gravitation to Force on a photon in a gravitional field(I don't know if there is an equation for it). What would be the photon's mass? (I know photons don't have mass.) I mean what would be the m's value from the Newton's law.