Physics, asked by barinaf16, 9 months ago

The centre of gravity of an object will not be changed if the same object is moved to the surface of moon. explain​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The center of gravity of an object is calculated by taking the sum of its moments divided by the overall weight of the object. The moment is the product of the weight and its location as measured from a set point called the origin.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

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- At centre of Earth The radius is zero Then the value of "g" ; become zero..

- Further the W(weight) of the body will be zero...

- On moving from centre of Earth to Center of Moon The value of 'g' wouldn't be changed BCOZ THE RADIUS IS ZERO ..

- REMEMBER that value of "g" always changes on EQUATOR AND SURFACE OF PLANET ....

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