the weight of the body is more at poles than in equator.why?
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weight = mg ( where m is mass and g is gravitational pull)
m is constant.
At poles, distance from center of earth to pole is lesser as compared to distance from center to equator, resulting in to more gravitational pull ( Gravitation force will be more if distance is less)
because of this reason weight of a body is more at poles than in equator
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