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variation of g with depth of the earth


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Answered by Sriyathmika
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Variation of g with depth of the Earth is the addition of acceleration along with the value of g...(g+a)...
Answered by shanu852
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 HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

Effect of depth :-
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g = GM/R^2

= G×p/R^2×4/3πR^3

= 4/3GPπR

g' = GM/(R-d)^2

= G×P×4/3×π×(R-d)^3/(R-d)^2

= 4/3GPπ(R-d)

= g'/g = 4/3GPπ(R-d)/4/3GPπR

= (R-d)/R

= R (1-d/R)

g' = g(1-d/r)

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