Physics, asked by priyankapri1207, 3 months ago

find the gravitational field at the centre of a square having mass m at each corner of the square​

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Answered by bajajpriyanka
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Answer:

a = length of each side of square

r = distance of each corner from center =

(

2)

a

F₁ = force by mass "m"=Gm²/r²=2Gm²/a²

F₂ = force by mass "2m" =2Gm²/r²=4Gm²/a²

F₃ = force by mass "3m"=3Gm²/r²=6Gm²/a²

F₄ = force by mass "4m" =4Gm²/r²=8Gm²/a²

F₁₃ = net force of F₁ and F₃=F₃−F₁=(6Gm²/a²)−(2Gm²/a²)=4Gm²/a²

F₂₄ = net force of F₂ and F₄=F₄−F₂=(8Gm²/a²)−(4Gm²/a²)=4Gm²/a²

magnitude of net force using pythagorean theorem is given as

F=

(F²₁₃+F²₂₄)

=

((4Gm²/a²)²+(4Gm²/a²)²)

=(5.66)Gm²/a²

Explanation:

Hope it helps you

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