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How does acceleration due to gravity vary with height h above Earth's surface?
A. g(h) = g(0)(1 + h/R)
B. g(h) = g(0)(1 - h/R)
C. g(h) = g(0)(1 - 2h/R)
D. g(h) = g(0)(1 - h²/R²)
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