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Grade: 6 
        what is the acceleration due to gravity at at equator,center and  poles?why?
6 years ago

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Nirmal Singh.
askIITians Faculty
44 Points 
							At centre it is 0 and at poles it is max 9.81m/sec2 mandate equator it i 9.7 m /s^2

because we know g = GM /,R^2

At equater and Poles radius is different since our earth is not Sphere its elliptical

Regards,
Nirmal Singh
Askiitians Faculty
6 years ago
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