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Acceleration of gravity, sketch a graph. See image

Acceleration of gravity
if o£x< R
g(x)=GM.x
R3
if
GM
x2
R= radius of Earth, M= mass of Earth
G = gravitational constant
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x= distonce to center Earth
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a graph of q against x
Sketch
for
(measure X
alone horizontal axis)
x continuous at x-R?
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