Physics, asked by devesh8328, 1 year ago

explain the variation of acceleration due to gravity with depth

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Answered by neerajchoubisap44o6k

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g=g'(1+1/d) this formula calculate the value of g at the depth..

Answered by Anustup11

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the more we go under the ground the gravitational acceleration becomes less. at the centre it is zero.

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