Why does the value of ‘g’ change along the surface of the earth ?
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g is gravitational acceleration. So, more the distance from the centre of mass, less will be the acceleration due to gravity. Since each point on Earth is at a different distance from its centre, the value of g varies, decreasing at the equator and increasing at the poles
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