Physics, asked by eswararaosingupuram2, 6 months ago

A body is projected horizontally from the surface of the earth ( radius =R) with a velocity equal to
n times the escape velocity neglect rotational effects of the earth, the maximum height attained by
the body from the earth's surface is R/2. then n must be
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(13)
1
2) 10.6
b)
c) 10.4
d)1÷root3

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Answered by Anonymous
24

Let escape velocity be vₑ\\\\

We have \large\sf{v_e} = \sf{\sqrt{\dfrac{2GM}{R}}}\\\\

By angular momentum conservation:\\\\

\sf{m{(nv_e)}R=\dfrac{3}{2}mvR\implies{v=\dfrac{2}{3}nv_e}}\\\\

Where v is the velocity at the highest point.\\\\

By energy conservation:\\\\\\

\sf \dfrac{1}{2} {m}^{2} {v_e}^{2} -  \dfrac{GMm}{R} =  \dfrac{1}{2} {m}^{2} {v_e}^{2} \times\dfrac{4}{9} - \dfrac{2GMm}{3R} \\  \\ \\ \sf  \implies \frac{15}{18} {m}^{2} {v_e}^{2} = \dfrac{GMm}{3R} \implies{nv_e} =  \sqrt{ \dfrac{6GM}{5R}} \\  \\ \\ \sf \implies{n =  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3}{5} }} =  \sqrt{0.6}

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