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Neglect the effect of rotation of the earth. Suppose the Earth suddenly stops to attract objects placed near its surface. A person standing on the surface of the Earth will
<a>fly up <b> slip along the surface <c> fly along a tangent to Earth's surface <d> remains standing
Initially, Normal force, N will be acting upward and mg downward. Resulting Fnet=0 [Object at equilibrium]
So, when the Earth suddenly stops to attract ,mg vanishes But N should be present at that instant And thus the person should fly up :)
But the book gives ans is <d>
What you think ^.^
Neglect the effect of rotation of the earth. Suppose the Earth suddenly stops to attract objects placed near its surface. A person standing on the surface of the Earth will
<a>fly up <b> slip along the surface <c> fly along a tangent to Earth's surface <d> remains standing
Initially, Normal force, N will be acting upward and mg downward. Resulting Fnet=0 [Object at equilibrium]
So, when the Earth suddenly stops to attract ,mg vanishes But N should be present at that instant And thus the person should fly up :)
But the book gives ans is <d>
What you think ^.^