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how is the value of ‘acceleration due to gravity' (g) vary at the pole of the earth​

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Answered by mahilakra14
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Answer: In the SI unit the acceleration is measured as in ms2. ... Since the distance at the poles is smaller than that of the equator hence we can say that person has more acceleration due to gravity on the poles than the equator. The value of acceleration due to gravity increases as we move from equator to pole.

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