Physics, asked by guranshpaul, 9 months ago

A particle is taken to a height R above the Earth's surface where R is the radius of the earth. the acceleration due to gravity there is
A)2.45
B)4.9
C)9.8
D)19.6
metre per second square
pls explain by solving. ​

Answers

Answered by usha08singh
6

Explanation:

The gravitational force acting on mass m on the surface of Earth is

F=

R

2

GMm

mg=

R

2

GMm

g=

R

2

GM

gR

2

=GM.............(1)

where, g is acceleration due to gravity, G is gravitational constant, M is mass of Earth and R is radius of Earth.

Now, value of g at height h is

g=

(R+h)

2

GM

As per the problem,

2

g

=

(R+h)

2

GM

g(R+h)

2

=2gR

2

................from (1)

(R+h)

2

=2R

2

Taking roots from both sides, we get

R+h=

2

R

∴h=

2

R−R

∴h=(

2

−1)R

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Answered by agunapache25
5

the correct answer is 2.45m/second square

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