Physics, asked by deepika8679, 1 year ago

Are critical velocity and escape velocity the same ?

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Answered by ravana67

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Answer:

no they are totally different topics

Explanation:

critical velocity is defined as an object fall to ground with gravitational force

escape velocity in object move to out of earth's gravitational force In speed 11,2km per sec used space information and other planets study

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