Physics, asked by deepshilasanu2104, 9 months ago

Gravitational potential at the centre of a solid sphere

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The gravitational field due to a uniform solid sphere is zero at its centre. Therefore, the gravitational field due to the removed mass is zero at its centre. The gravitational field due to the solid sphere is equal to the gravitational field due to the remaining mass.

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