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In the Earth, the weight of a body is maximum at the

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Since weight of the body is directly proportional to g, the weight of the body is maximum at the centre of the earth and zero at the centre of the earth.
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Sunilkumar Sahoo
Sunilkumar Sahoo 5 years ago
At pole the maximum weight
Life Achievers
Life Achievers 5 years ago
Now the weight of the body is directly proportional to the acceleration due to the gravity on the surface of the earth. So the weight of the body is maximum at the poles and minimum at the equator on the surface of the earth.
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