Physics, asked by shaktimaanrj13, 3 months ago

A 70 kg astronaut is repairing spaceship at a height of
640 km above the surface of earth. His weight at that
location is nearly (g = 10 m s-2)​

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

700 newton

Explanation:

mass × acceleration = force(weight)

70 × 10 = 700 newton

therefore the weight is 700 newton

Answered by amitnrw
5

Given : A 70 kg astronaut is repairing spaceship at a height of 640 km above the surface of earth.

(g = 10 m s-2)​

To Find :  His weight at that location is nearly

Solution:

g' acceleration due to gravity at height h above surface of earth.

R = Radius of Earth 6400 km

g = 10 m/s² acceleration due to gravity at earth surface.

g' = g R²/(R + h)²

=> g' = g/(1 + h/R)²

=> g' = g/(1 + 640/6400)²

=> g' = g/(1 + 1/10)²

=> g' = g/(11/10)²

=> g' = 100g/121

g =10 m/s²

=> g' = 100* 10/121

=> g' = 100* 10/121

=> g' = 8.264

Weight at height 640 km above the surface of earth  =  mg'

= 70 x 8.264

= 578.48 N

= 578.5 N

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