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a mine located at a depth R/3 below the surface of earth where R is the radius of the earth the acceleration due to gravity at the mine is

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Answered by chankya
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heya mate here, is ur answer  ::::---->>>

we know that,

g=GM/R^2............................................(i)

when the Radius is R/3.

Than acceleration due to gravity, g' = GM/(R/3)^2

which is equal to9*GM/R^2..........................(ii)

thus from eqn (i) and (ii)

we get g'=9*g

thus the new acceleration due to gravity will be 9 times more intense than original once,.

hope it helps


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