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2. Discuss variations in the value of earth’s gravitational acceleration due to a) change along the surface of the earth b) change along height c) change along depth​

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Answered by arkadyutidutta2007
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Answer:

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Explanation:

The acceleration due to gravity on the earth is given by

g=  

R  

2

 

GM

i.e.GM=R  

2

g  . . . . . . .( 1 )

The acceleration due to gravity at height 'h' from the surface of the earth is given by

g  

h

=  

(R+h)  

2

 

GM

i.e.GM=(R+h)  

2

g  

h

 . . . . . . ( 2 )

From ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) we have,

g

g  

h

 

=  

(R+h)  

2

 

R  

2

 

 

g

g  

h

 

=(1−  

R

2h

)  

( b )  The acceleration due to gravity on the surface of the earth is given by.

g=  

R  

2

 

GM

 . . . .( 1 )

let 'Q' be the density of the material of the earth.

Now, mass = volume × density

M=  

3

4

πR  

3

×ρ

Substituting in equation ( 1 ) we get  

g=  

R  

2

 

G

×  

3

4

πR  

3

×ρ=  

3

4

πGRρ

g=  

3

4

πGRρ . . .. .. ( 2 )

g  

d

=  

3

4

πG(R−d)ρ  . . . .. .( 3 )

Dividing equation( 3 ) by ( 2 ) we get  

 

g

g  

d

 

=  

R

R−d

=(1−  

R

d

)

g  

d

=g(1−  

R

d

)

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