Science, asked by ghostblaster, 1 year ago

where is 'g' greater-at poles or at equator ?

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Answered by mamtag1802

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Answer: At polar regions.

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Answered by acv49

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Answer:

At poles

Explanation:

because there the object is nearer to center of the earth.

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