Physics, asked by sarmajiisback2847, 1 year ago

If radius of earth shrink by 1 percent and it's mass remain same the acceleration due to gravity on surface of earth would be

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Answered by sahsudeep58
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Earth's sun)

and the radius to over 1 AU. According to a 2008 model, Earth's orbit is shrinking due to tidal forces (and, eventually, drag from the lower chromosphere)

Answered by Cibhipheocib
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The general relation between acceleration and radius is:

a = GM/r^2

Generally in earth: g=GM/r^2   ( r is the radius of earth and M is the mass of earth )

In your case :  g(new)=GM/(0.99r)^2

g(new)= g/ (0.9)^2

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