Physics, asked by marylatha086, 11 months ago

(e) A man weighs 880 N at the equator.
6)
Calculate his mass. (g = 10 m/s-)
(ii) How will his weight change if taken to the poles?​

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Answered by believer1817
5

Explanation:

due to this weight changes

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Answered by abhi569
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Answer:

88 kg

Increase

Explanation:

At equator:  gravitation acceleration is 10 m/s².  

∴ force(weight) = mg  

    880 = m(10)  

    880/10 = 88 = m(mass)

Mass of the man is 88 kg.  

At the poles: distance from the centre of earth is lesser than that from equator. As g is inversely proportional to the distance, and distance is decreased, it must increase.  

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