Calculate the acceleration due to gravity on the surtace of a planet whose mass and radius are double than the mass and radius of the earth.
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Here, m = 2M
r = 2R
We know, g = Gm/r²
g’ = G×2M/(2R)²
g’ = G×M/2R² = 1/2g = 1/2 × 9.8 = 4.9m/s²
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Let the mass and radius of Earth be M and R respectively.
Then the mass and radius of the planet will be 2M and 2R
The formula for calculating acceleration due to gravity (g) is GM/R².
g (Earth) = GM/R²
g (planet) = G×2M/(2R)²
= 2GM/4R²
= ½ GM/R²
= ½ g (Earth)
Assuming g (Earth) as 9.8 m/s²,
g (planet) = 4.9 m/s²
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