How Does the Gravity Field in a Cave Compare to That in a Homogeneous Sphere?

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guys i need help...do u know the answer of this question?

How large will be the gravity field in a cave (compare with the field in a homogeneus sphere)?


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Your question is a little too vague. It depends on the geometry.
 

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