A body thrown vertically upward with initial speed sqrt (gR), where R is the radius of earth. Then maximum height reached by body from the surface of earth is
1) R/2
2) 3R/2
3) R
4) R/4
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correct answer is R/2
aabhamisra:
Naah answer is R
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The correct answer is option (c) R.
Given,
A body is thrown vertically upward with initial speed √(gR), where R is the radius of the earth.
To Find,
The maximum height reached by the body from the surface of the earth.
Solution,
The initial potential energy = Ui = -GMm/(R+h)
The final potential energy = Uf = -GMm/R
Now, using the law of conservation of energy
1/2mv² = -GMm/(R+h) + GMm/R
1/2m(√gR)² = -GMm/(R+h) + GMm/R
1/2mgR = -GMm/(R+h) + GMm/R
Substituting the value of g as GM/R²
1/2m(GM/R²)R = -GMm/(R+h) + GMm/R
1/2GMm/R-GMm/R = -GMm/(R+h)
-1/2GMm/R = -GMm/(R+h)
2R = R+h
R = h
Hence, the maximum height reached by the body from the surface of the earth is R.
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