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value of g at altitude of 1,000,000m is
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g=GM/R^2 I believe. Where G is the gravitational constant M is the mass of the earth (assuming you want the value of g at 1*10^6m is relative to earth) R is the radius of the earth, add the height you want to find g at. I think this is the correct way to do this, let me know if it works :D
For the variation in the value of g with height h, use|dw:1346304646081:dw|If\[h<<R\]then you can simplify using the binomial theorem to obtain|dw:1346304726420:dw|
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