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The effect of rotation of the earth on the value of g is ____ at the equator and ____ at the poles.

Assertion : The difference in g at the poles and the equator of the earth is directly proportional to the square of its angular velocity. Reason : The value of g is minimum at the equator and maximum at poles.

If R is radius of the earth omega is present angular velocity about its axis, the value of g at the equator varies like this on stopping the rotation of the earth

Show that if the earth were not rotating about its axis the value of g at the equator would exceed its present value by 3.36cm//s^(-2) . Given the radius of earth = 6.371xx 10^(6)m . and angular speed of earth =7.27xx10^(-5)rad//s^(-1)

Show that if the earth were not rotating about its axis the value of g at the equator would exceed its present value by 3.36cm//s^(-2) . Given the radius of earth = 6.371xx 10^(6)m . and angular speed of earth =7.27xx10^(-5)rad//s^(-1)

What is the percentage change in the value of g as we shift from equator to pole on the surface of earth ? (Given equatorial radius of earth is greater than polar radius by 21 km and mean radius of earth is 6300 km ).

If the earth stops rotating, the value of g at the equator will