What is the gravitational force at the core of the earth. What is the value of that force which is applied by the earth on any object at the earth's core?
Asked by birajkantipalitgopal1101965 | 6th Apr, 2020, 12:40: PM
Expert Answer:
At the centre of the Eath, the acceleration due to gravity, g = 0. So, there will be no force of gravity at the centre. The person or an object will feel weightless.
Answered by Shiwani Sawant | 6th Apr, 2020, 04:10: PM
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