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A planet ‘P’ has mass ‘m’ and distance from sun ‘r’ while another planet ‘Q’ has mass m/2 and distance from sun ‘3r’. Determine the ratio of gravitational pull due to sun on ‘P’ to that on ‘Q’

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Answered by siddiqueofficial66

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Gravitational force due to sun on planet A, F1=GMmr2where, M=mass of sunGravitational force due to sun on planet B, F2=GM(m2/)(3r)2F2=GMm18r2F1F2=GMmr2GMm18r2F1F2=181

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A planet ‘P’ has mass ‘m’ and distance from sun ‘r’ while another planet ‘Q’ has mass m/2 and distance from sun ‘3r’. Determine the ratio of gravitational pull due to sun on ‘P’ to that on ‘Q’​

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A planet ‘P’ has mass ‘m’ and distance from sun ‘r’ while another planet ‘Q’ has mass m/2 and distance from sun ‘3r’. Determine the ratio of gravitational pull due to sun on ‘P’ to that on ‘Q’