Calculate the acceleration of the moon towards earths centre
AloofArjun:
towards earth..... u mean to say centripetal acceleration ? centripetal acceleration = [m×(v^2)] ÷ r
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A=-(G*m^2)/r
Where
a = acceleration from gravity
G = A constant number*
m = mass of the object (earth or moon)
r = distance from the center of mass of the object
The negative sign is there to indicate that the force goes toward the center of mass.
Thanks to @aloofarjun for the edit.
Where
a = acceleration from gravity
G = A constant number*
m = mass of the object (earth or moon)
r = distance from the center of mass of the object
The negative sign is there to indicate that the force goes toward the center of mass.
Thanks to @aloofarjun for the edit.
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1.620m/s square
This is due to gravity
This is due to gravity
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