Physics, asked by dhirajchalaune1, 1 year ago

The mass of a particle at the centre of the earth is:
(a) zero (b) slightly more than at the poles (c) infinite (d) same as at the poles

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Answered by Nandini2703
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hello there your answer is
option a zero
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Answered by Anonymous
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The mass of a particle at the centre of the Earth is same as at the poles. ( option d)

- The mass is not dependent on the gravitational acceleration of a place.

- That's why mass is always constant in any part of our planet.

- Unlike weight the mass doesn't increase or decrease when the altitude is changing.

- That's why a substance of mass X at the poles is same of mass X in the centre of the earth too.

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