Why acceleration due to gravity decreases with increasing altitudes?
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g'=g/(1+h/R)^2
you can easily understand by seeing the formula
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Reason because acceleration due to gravity follow the inverse square law of gravity.
As we go up distance increase and value of g decrease. And also when we go below earth surface because here the reference for g is surface.
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