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Asked by anushkaracha | 14 Mar, 2024, 10:38: AM

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Gravitational field at centre is due to spherical shell and mass m placed ouside

spherical shell at a distance 2R from centre of shell.

Gravitational field due to spherical shell is zero.

Gravitational field due to mass is G [ m / (4R^2 ) ]

Hence net gravitational field at centre od spherical shell is G [ m / (4R^2 ) ]

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