The weight of an object in the coal mine, sealevel, at the top of the mountain are W1, W2 &W3 respectively, then
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W1<W2>W2
Explanation:
Weight = mass*gravitational acceleration(g)
At Sea Level
g = GM(earth)/r²
At Coal mine
g = g(surface)(1-(x/r)) where x is distance below the surface of earth
At mountain
g = g(surface)(1-(2x'/r)) where x' is small distance above earth's surface
Thus for non zero values of x and x' W1<W2>W3
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