Physics, asked by kashishjain24, 1 year ago

a body weighs more at poles than at equalator of earth . why?

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Answered by friend123

Since the earth is flat towards the poles, the radius is lesser there. Gravitational force is inversely proportional to the distance and therefore a body weighs more at the poles

Answered by sreerajsahu

because due to magnetic and gravitational force exerted by the earth

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