Physics, asked by AVENGER4321, 11 months ago

" GMm
- dx = ( G, M and m are constant)
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Answered by fghdr
1

Answer:

f  

G

,

M

, and  

m

are constants and  

F

=

G

M

m

r

2

a. Calculate the differential of  

F

,

d

F

.

b. If  

r

increases by  

4

%

(meaning  

d

r

=

.04

r

) use the differential to estimate the percentage change in  

F

.

Differentiation:

Differential of any variable  

y

is given by  

d

y

.

Differentiation Formulas:

1.

d

(

x

n

)

=

n

x

n

1

d

x

.

2.

d

(

ln

x

)

=

d

x

x

.

3.

d

(

constant

)

=

0

Answer and Explanation:

Given  

F

=

G

M

m

r

2

,where  

r

is the only variable.

a.

Differentiating the equation:

d

F

=

d

(

G

M

m

r

2

)

d

F

=

G

M

m

r

3

d

r

.

b.

Given that  

r

is increased by  

4

%

.

d

r

r

=

4

100

=

0.04.

Taking logarithm and differentiating:

ln

F

=

ln

(

G

M

m

)

2

ln

r

d

F

F

=

0

2

d

r

r

d

F

F

=

2

(

0.04

)

d

F

F

=

0.08

d

F

F

100

=

8

%

F

decreases by  

8

%

.

Explanation:

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