1. If you took a gravimeter 100 m down a mineshaft and the gravity increased by 11.6 mg, what is the density of the overburden?
There is no effect on mass of an object due to increase of weight, weight of an object having fixed mass depends on
acceleration due to gravity, weight is measure of force of gravity, density= mass/ volume
Since mass and volume is fixed so there is no change in
Density.
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