A man can jump on moon 6 times as high as on the air. Why?
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Because the gravitational force of moon is one sixth of gravitational force of earth :)
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This can be answered using the equation,
H = ( v₀² sin²θ ) / 2g
this is the equation of finding the height of earth.
let g¹ be the gravity in moon & g be in earth..
Like we know,
g¹ = g/6
∴ H also changes.
H = (v₀² sin²θ) / (2g/6)
= 6×( v₀² sin²θ ) / 2g
∴ a man can jump on moon 6 times as high on earth
H = ( v₀² sin²θ ) / 2g
this is the equation of finding the height of earth.
let g¹ be the gravity in moon & g be in earth..
Like we know,
g¹ = g/6
∴ H also changes.
H = (v₀² sin²θ) / (2g/6)
= 6×( v₀² sin²θ ) / 2g
∴ a man can jump on moon 6 times as high on earth
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