Assuming earth to be spherical, at what height above the north pole, value of g is same as that on the surface of earth at equator.
Arnab Mandal , 12 Years ago
Grade 11
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Anushka Prasad
Last Activity: 12 Years ago
Since it is a spherical radius will be same everywhere.
Therefore at zero height above the north pole value of g is same as that on the surface of earth at equator. (h=0)
Arnab Mandal
Last Activity: 12 Years ago
Answer is given 10 km.
nikhil manali
Last Activity: 12 Years ago
intelligent ans man
Nishant Singh
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
g at height h = g at equator. (acc. to question)g(1-2h/R) = g - ß²R. (ẞ here represents OMEGA)g- 2gh/R = g - ß²ROn solving,2gh/R = ß²R2gh = 0.034 × R ( Omega²R = 0.034 , STANDARD VALUE)ON SOLVING, h= 34×32/100h = 10.88 Km ✓ is the correct Answer
Nishant Singh
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
g at height h = g at equator. (acc. to question)g(1-2h/R) = g - ß²R. (ẞ here represents OMEGA)g- 2gh/R = g - ß²ROn solving,2gh/R = ß²R2gh = 0.034 × R ( Omega²R = 0.034 , STANDARD VALUE)ON SOLVING, h= 34×32/100h = 10.88 Km ✓
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