Physics, asked by vilendranaphade04, 5 months ago

8. A uniform ring of mass m and radius a is placed directly
above a uniform sphere of mass M and of equal radius
The centre of the ring is at a distance 13 a from the centre
of the sphere. Find the gravitational force exerted by the
sphere on the ring.
find it any point on the ring​

Answers

Answered by AyushAshish
1

Answer:

A uniform ring of mass m and radius r is placed directly above a uniform sphere of mass M and of equal radius. The centre of the ring is directly above the centre of the sphere at a distance r3 as shown in the figure. The gravitational force exerted by the sphere on the ring will be.

Answered by pinkeyc624
0

Answer:

R.E.F image

On a differential part

of ring , the gravitational

force (dF) by sphere =

(2R

2

)(2R)

GMdm(2)

r

⇒d

F

=

4R

2

(R)

4Mdm

r

=

4R

3

GMdm

r

Total gravitational (F)=∫

0

m

4R

3

GMdm

r

r

is resolved into vectors are

with magnitude (

2

3

r

) directed perpendicular

to the plane of ring and

other radially with magnitude (

2

r

)

Let them be r

and

r

c

receptively.

Then,

r

=

r

+

rc

So,dF=

4R

3

GMdm

r

=

4R

3

GMdm

(

r

+

r

c

)

F

=∫

0

m

df

=∫

0

m

4R

3

GMdm(

r

)

+∫

0

m

4R

3

GMdm

r

c

F

=∫

0

m

4R

3

GMdm

(

2

3

)R

r

^

+∫

0

m

4R

3

GMdm

(

2

R

)

r

c

^

F

=

8R

2

3

GM

0

m

dm

r

^

+

8R

2

GM

0

m

dm

r

c

^

At every point

r

^

is same but

r

c

^

changes accordingly such that

0

m

dm

r

^

=M

r

^

and ∫

0

m

r

c

^

=0

So,

F

=

8R

2

3

GM

m

r

^

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