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SOLVED: Consider the normal-gravity formula gnX = ge(1 + sin(x) + sin^2(x)) where X is the latitude; ge = 9.780327 m/s^2 = 978032.7 mGal = 5.30244x10^-3 and ε = 5.810^-6. a) Find
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SOLVED: Could someone please help me with part two of this question, not the definitions? Thank you in advance. Q.2 Discuss the following corrections applied to gravity data, giving equations where appropriate:
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