Gravitational potential at the centre of a solid sphere
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Explanation:
GM/2R^3*(3R^2-r^2)
r is the distance from the centre of the sphere .then gravitational potention
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Hey Aarzo! Thanks for putting your doubt.
We know by the formula for the gravitational potential inside a solid sphere that;
Vp = GM/ 2R³ (r² - 3R²)
Since the for potential at the centre, the value of r turns out to be zero. Hence, putting the value of r as zero to obtain the gravitational potential as;
Vp = GM/ 2R³ (0² - 3R²)
Vp = GM/ 2R³ × 3R²)
Vp = 3 GM R²/2R³
Vp = 3 GM/ 2 R
Hence, the value of gravitational potential at the centre of a solid sphere is 3 GM/ 2 R.
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