Physics, asked by Muskan1101, 1 year ago

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Derive the inverse-square rules for gravitation Force .
That is ,

 =  > f \infty   \frac{1}{ {r}^{2} }
Prove this !!

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rakeshmohata: Muski. ..main 2 hr baad answer de paunga. !! Actually agar aap potential nikaallo to F = - dv/dr... So differentiate karne se aajayega
Muskan1101: Ok, i'll wait :)

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Answered by Anonymous
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\textbf{Newton's Law of Gravitation :}

In this the force between two bodies is directly proportional to their masses and inversally proportional to the square of distance between them..

\textbf{Newton's Inverse Square Law :}

According to it the force between two bodies is inversally proportional to the square of distance between them..

i.e.

F \: \infty \: 1 \: \div \: d {}^{2}

Or

F \: \infty \: 1 \: \div \: r {}^{2}

\textbf{Derivation is in Attachment!!}

\textbf{What is Kepler's Third Law...?}

The square of time period of revolution of planet around sun is directly proportional to the cube of length of semi major axis...

i.e.

 = > {T}^{2} \infty {R}^{3}

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Answered by ravi34287
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Newton’s Law of Gravitation : 

In this the force between two bodies is directly proportional to their masses and inversally proportional to the square of distance between them..

\textbf{Newton's Inverse Square Law :}Newton’s Inverse Square Law : 

According to it the force between two bodies is inversally proportional to the square of distance between them..

i.e.

F \: \infty \: 1 \: \div \: d {}^{2}F∞1÷d2 

Or

F \: \infty \: 1 \: \div \: r {}^{2}F∞1÷r2 

\textbf{Derivation is in Attachment!!}Derivation is in Attachment!! 

\textbf{What is Kepler's Third Law...?}What is Kepler’s Third Law...? 

The square of time period of revolution of planet around sun is directly proportional to the cube of length of semi major axis...

i.e. 

= > {T}^{2} \infty {R}^{3}=>T2∞R3 

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