Explain why the value of g is zero at the centre of the earth.
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Question : Why is the value of g or acceleration due to gravity is zero?
We know that as the distance from the Earth decreases, the acceleration due to gravity also decreases. So, at the centre, the distance is zero. So, the acceleration due to gravity will also be zero.
Secondly, Earth is rounded shaped. So, mass of Earth is equally distributed from all sides.
We know that if equal forces act on a body from opposite directions, then net force becomes zero. So, Due to mass of Earth equally distributed from all sides makes net force zero. That's why acceleration due to gravity at the centre of Earth is zero.
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Question : Why is the value of g or acceleration due to gravity is zero?
We know that as the distance from the Earth decreases, the acceleration due to gravity also decreases. So, at the centre, the distance is zero. So, the acceleration due to gravity will also be zero.
Secondly, Earth is rounded shaped. So, mass of Earth is equally distributed from all sides.
We know that if equal forces act on a body from opposite directions, then net force becomes zero. So, Due to mass of Earth equally distributed from all sides makes net force zero. That's why acceleration due to gravity at the centre of Earth is zero.
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Explanation:
. The acceleration due to gravity is given as
g =
GM
R2
At the centre of the Earth, the mass under
consideration is zero.
i.e. M = O
∴ g = 0
Hence, acceleration due to gravity, at the centre
of the earth, is zero.
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