Physics, asked by lakshjaiswal2007, 4 months ago

3) How does weight of an object change on moving from equator to poles? When can the weight of an object be zero?

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Answered by vdhanesh860

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Explanation:

The radius of the earth is more in equator than in the poles . Thus, the weight of an object reduces as it moves for poles to the equator and vice versa. Therefore , the weight of an object is zero at the centre of the earth. THE WEIGHT OF AN OBJECT CHANGES ON MOVING FROM THE EQUATOR TO THE POLES.

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