Physics, asked by sspal999, 10 months ago

Calculate the acceleration due to gravity at height 20km above the surface of the earth

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Answered by ritiksingh73796532

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Answer:

9.702m/s

Explanation:

we know that g=ge(Re^2/Re^2+H^2)

so g=9.8(6400km^2/6400^2+20^2)

g=9.702 m/s.

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