@Zale101
why is the acceleration due to gravity is less "dwn" the "mine" compare to surfce of the earth dwn u mean down? and mine?
yes
and mine is mine, is that what you wrote?
why is the acceleration due to gravity is less down the mine compare to surfce of the earth?
the force of gravity lessens as the object falls down the mine, the more you get closes to earht's center the more the weight and gravitational force decreases
the more you get closes to earht's center the more the weight and gravitational force decreases y is that ?
earth's *
gravitational force is 1/a^2 i think i was wrong, the more you go deeper it increases
so the mass ad gravitataional acceleration increases?
earth's mass is under us as we know and the more you get closer to it the more it pulls you down
the acceleration due to gravity surprisingly decreases as we go up and as we go down. it's the highest on the surface of earth.
\[F _{g} = GMm/r^2\] As you go deeper, r decreases, and M also decreases, but the change in M is negligible for a mining tunnel, but as you go significantly deeper the gravitational force will start to decrease at some point until you reach the center of the earth where M = 0 so Fg = 0
yes, that formula! i forgot it ;-;
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