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Derive an expression for the variation of g with the height from the surface of the Earth.

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  • The graph that represents variation of g with height (h) from the surface of the earth is

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  • The graph that represents variation of g with depth (d) from the surface of the earth is

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  • When the height of a satellite increases from the surface of the earth.

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    `PE` decreases,`KE` increases
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    `PE` decreases,`KE` decreases
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    `PE` increases,`KE` decreases
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    `PE` increases,`KE` increases
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