If gravitational force between two body is F . If distance between them is increased by a factor of 1/3 .Then find the new gravitational force between them ?
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⭐《ANSWER》
↪Actually welcome to the concept of the GRAVITATION
↪Basically here we are going to use the NEWTON'S LAW OF GRAVITATION ,
since we , know that ,
〽F = GMm/R^2
↪Initially here , the Separation is Only R , now as here given , the separation is changed to 1/3 times of original, so end up getting as
↪New Separation as R/3 , now the New acting force will be as ,
F' = GMm/(R/3)^2
F' = GMm / R^2÷9
F' = 9GMm/R^2
so we get as ,
〽F' = 9F
↪⭐so the New Gravitational Force is 9F
Given :-
Initial Gravitational force is " F"
Initial length :- R
If length is increased by 1/3 then final length would be
R × 1/3 = R/3
Final gravitational force = ??
As,we know that
F = GMm/r^2
F(i)= GMm/R^2 ----------(1)
(1) is initial gravitational force
Substute R = R/3
F = GMm/(R/3)^2
F = GMm/R^2/9
F = 9GMm/R^2
On sending the denominator to numerator , the fr action gets reversed.
From equation (1)
F = 9F(i)
So gravitaiona force is increased 9 times to that of initial when "r" is increased to 1/3 times.
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note :-
Initial and final are the words which are taken for better understanding
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additional info :-
GRAVITATIONAL FORCE :- it is a force which attracts everything ,which has mass towards it .
The above used formula is newton's universal law of gravitation.
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