if mass of moon is 1/100th the mass of earth and the radius of the moon is 1/4th of that of earth, find the ratio of acc. due to gravity on earth to the acc. due to gravity on moon
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Hey friend,
Here's your answer,
Weight of an object on Moon = mgm = m GMm / Rm²
Weight of an object on Earth = mge = m GMe / Re²
But,
Me = 100 Mm
And,
Re = 4 Rm
Therefore,
Weight of an object on Earth = m 100/16 GMm / Rm²
Now,
Weight of an object on moon / Weight of an object on Earth
= 16/100
= 1/6
Therefore,
Weight of an object on moon = 1/6 × weight of an object on Earth
Hence,
The ratio becomes,
1/6 = 1:6
Hope this helps!!!!
Here's your answer,
Weight of an object on Moon = mgm = m GMm / Rm²
Weight of an object on Earth = mge = m GMe / Re²
But,
Me = 100 Mm
And,
Re = 4 Rm
Therefore,
Weight of an object on Earth = m 100/16 GMm / Rm²
Now,
Weight of an object on moon / Weight of an object on Earth
= 16/100
= 1/6
Therefore,
Weight of an object on moon = 1/6 × weight of an object on Earth
Hence,
The ratio becomes,
1/6 = 1:6
Hope this helps!!!!
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