Physics, asked by KunalBhansali5108, 10 months ago

If gravitational forces between a planet and a satellite is proportional to R^(-5//2). If R is the orbit radius. Then the period of revolution of satellites is proportional to R^(n). Find n.

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nahi aa raha mate

I read in class 8th standard..

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