gravity varies in different places of Earth
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yes.beacuse the Earth is not a perfect sphere—it's slightly flattened at the poles and 2nd thing
d, the rotation of the Earth causes an apparent centrifugal force which points away from the axis of rotation, and this force can reduce the apparent gravitational force
d, the rotation of the Earth causes an apparent centrifugal force which points away from the axis of rotation, and this force can reduce the apparent gravitational force
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We know that earth is not a full sphere as a result and also the gravitational force is inversely proportional to the radius square. Earth have less radius at top so the gravity becomes higher at northern poles than other areas.
We know that earth is not a full sphere as a result and also the gravitational force is inversely proportional to the radius square. Earth have less radius at top so the gravity becomes higher at northern poles than other areas.
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