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in a planet, mass and radius both are found to be double than of earth. calculate value of acceleration due to gravity on its surface( g is 9.8 m s2)​

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Answered by pushkardigraskar2005
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Answer:

Here's your answer

Explanation:

Given that,

Mass of the earth =M

Radius of the earth = R

We know that,

g=GM/R²

Now, mass and radius is double

 g′=G2M​/4R²

g′=GM​/2R²

g′=1/2​g

Hence, the acceleration due to gravity on the surface of a planet is 1/2​g.

Hope you understand.

Answered by VenkatSwaraj
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Answer:

4.9m/s²if you found it helpful plz mark it as brainliest

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Explanation:

we know that

g=GM/R²

given

M=2M_{e}

R=2M_{e}

9.8=GM_{e}/R_{e}²

g=GM/R²

 =(G2M_{e})/4M_{e}²

  =1/2(9.8)

   =4.9m/s²

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