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What will happen to the weight of the body at the south-pole, if the earth stops rotating about its polar
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What will happen to the weight of the body at the south-pole, if the earth stops rotating about its polar axis?
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(a) No change (b) Increases (c) Decreases but not become zero (d) Reduces to zero
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