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Calculated the escap velocity of a body from the surface of the earth

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Answered by AionAbhishek
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{GMm}{ x^{-2} } } \, dx   Escape velocity is defined as the minimum velocity with which a body has to be projected vertically upwards from the surface of the earth so that it just crosses the gravitational field of the earth and never returns on its own.
 
F = \frac{GMm}{ x^{2} }  

dW= F dx = \frac{GMm}{ x^{2} } dx

W=  \int\limits^[tex] \int\limits^∞_R { x^{-2} } \, dx _R { \frac<br /><br /><br />W= {GMm}{ x^{2} }  } \, dx [/tex]

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