Physics, asked by vivek076, 6 months ago

Consider an object of mass 50 kg. Estimate the weight of the object at a distance R, 2R,

4R, 6R and 10R from the centre of the earth. Plot a graph showing the weight of the

object with respect to the distance from the centre of the earth. What would happen to the

graph if the earth shrinks to half of its radius. Show on the graph how the mass of the

object varies with distance. What specific conclusions will you be able to draw from the

observations of the graph. List all your conclusions drawn.​

Answers

Answered by vaishnavibhardwaj03k
18

Answer:

We know that-

g=

R

3

GMx

for x<R= radius of earth

And g=

x

2

GM

for x≥R

At surface, g=

R

2

GM

=9.8m/s

2

At half the radius of earth, x=

2

R

g

=

R

3

GMx

=

R

3

GM

2

R

=

2

1

R

2

GM

⟹g

=4.9m/s

2

and hence weight will also get halved.

∴weight=125N

Explanation:

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