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Standard XII
Physics
Question
The variation of acceleration due to gravity
g
with distance
d
from centre of the earth is best represented by (R=Earth's radius) :
A
B
C
D
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Solution
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With depth
g
1
=
g
(
1
−
(
d
)
R
)
As depth
d
goes on increasing
g
1
goes on decreasing, it remains maximum at the surface of Earth .The above equation is in the form of straight line.
With height
g
2
=
g
(
1
−
2
h
R
)
=
g
−
2
g
h
R
g
2
∝
1
R
(Hyperbola)
Acceleration due to gravity goes on decreasing as the
h
above Earth surface increases.
Hence the correct answer is option A.
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