Physics, asked by sourya1155, 9 months ago

Why does earth impart same acceleration to all bodies? Is it possible to have negative value in speed & displacement?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Acceleration depends only on the Mass of Earth and Radius of Earth at any point on the surface of Earth.

            g = G M / R^2

Since  Radius is nearly same all around the Earth, g is nearly same.  Still there is a little variation from the Equator to the pole.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Acceleration depends only on the Mass of Earth and Radius of Earth at any point on the surface of Earth. Since Radius is nearly same all around the Earth, g is nearly same. Still there is a little variation from the Equator to the pole.

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