Physics, asked by aayushmaanverma711, 11 months ago

Find the percentage decrease in weight of the body, when taken 16km below the surface of the earth. Take radius of the earth as 6400km.

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Answered by thuptengyatso76
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Answer:

Let be the decrease =. X

The taken below is =16km.

The radius of the earth =6400

X+16=6400.

X=(6400-16)km

X=6384.

x=6384,/100

X=63.84

Explanation:

Therefore the dec

Answered by bestwriters
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The percentage decrease in weight of the body is 0.25%

Explanation:

Let radius of the earth be R

Let mass of the earth be M

Let mass of the object in earth be m

Now, the mass of the earth is given by the formula:

Mass = Volume × Density

⇒ Mass = 4/3πR³ × ρ

Weight of the body in the earth is given by the formula:

F = (GmM)/R² = Gm(4/3πR³ × ρ)/R² = Gm(4/3 πRρ)

Weight of the body at 16 km below from earth is given by the formula:

F' = Gm(4/3 π(R - 16)ρ)

Decrease in weight is given as:

F - F' = Gm(4/3 π(16)ρ)

The percentage decrease is given as:

(F - F')/F × 100 = (Gm(4/3 π(16)ρ))/(Gm(4/3 πRρ)) × 100

(F - F')/F × 100 = 1600/R

(F - F')/F × 100 = 1600/6400 = 1/4

∴ (F - F')/F × 100 = 0.25%

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