Physics, asked by Mrcrusher, 8 months ago

(11) The acceleration due to gravity at an interior point of the Earth, at a distance
r from the centre of the Earth, varies as
(a) 1/r (b) 1/r(c)r (d) rr

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Answered by rajputnanu
3

Answer:

A: 1/r

I think

hope this is right..

Answered by handgunmaine
0

The acceleration due to gravity at an interior point of the Earth, at a distance  r from the centre of the Earth, varies as r .

We need to find how the acceleration due to gravity at an interior point of the Earth varies with the distance from the center .

We know , acceleration due to gravity inside the earth surface is given by :

g=\dfrac{4}{3}\pi \rho \G r

Here , \rho is mass density of earth .

From the above formula we can notice that the acceleration due to gravity g inside the earth's surface is directly proportion to radius .

Therefore , option ( c ) is correct .

Hence , this is the required solution .

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