Physics, asked by uday1988, 1 year ago

why value of g 0 at centre of earth you explain me by navneet​

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Answered by rajkumar707
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Explanation:

g - acceleration due to graviational force mean force experienced per unit mass(1kg)

g = \frac{F_g}{m}

at the centre of the earth, all mass of the earth tries to pull equally in all directions hence net gravitational force is zero.

∵ g =  \frac{F_g}{m} = 0/m = 0m/s²

Answered by vineet9900
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Explanation:

By the formula :

g = GMe/R^2.

Note: When R =0 then The value of g is zero.

Hence the value of g at centre of earth is zero.

And this value increase as we move toward the surface of earth.

Thank you.

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