Physics, asked by karshdeep704, 1 month ago

find the value of acc/ due to gravity on the surface of moon if it's radius is 1/4 radius of earth and mass is 1/96 mass of earth

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Answered by luciacanns

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g= GM/ R²

Given, R of moon= R of earth/4, M of moon= M of earth/ 96

g( moon )= GM/ 96 ÷ (R/4)² = GM× 16/ 96R² = GM/ 6R²

Compared to earth, g ( moon )= g/6

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