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Answered by ArnimZola
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Let the weight of the body be W on the surface of the earth

Radius of the earth = R

Let the height be h, where the weight is \frac{W}{16}

As we going away from the surface of the earth, the gravitational force decreases

W = \frac{GM_e M_o}{R^2}

Weight at height h:

\frac{GM_e M_o}{R^2 \times 16}= \frac{GM_e M_o}{h^2}

16R^2 = h^2

h = 4R

Hence, the height is equatl to 4R

Hence, option D is correct

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