Physics, asked by kailashpoddar698, 4 months ago

81). Describe how the gravitational force between two object
when depend on the distance between them.
1 doubled
2 halved

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Answered by ambika8186
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Answer:

If the mass of the object is doubled , then the force of gravity between them is doubled ..... Since gravitational force is inversely proportional to the square of the separation distance between the two interacting objects , more separation distance will result in weaker gravitational forces.

Answered by jotham18
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Explanation:

when doubled the the gravitational force between two objects is increased by 1/4

F=GMm/r^2

when r is doubled=

F=GMm/(2r)^2

=F=GMm $4r^2

Same way

when r is reduces to half

F=GMm/(r/2)^2

=F=GMm/r^2/4

=4×GMm/r^2

=F=4F

therefore when distance is reduced to 1/2 F is increased by 4

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