it is based on inverse square law or finding centriptical force
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we can say both..
Explanation:
here's the formula of centripetal force.
F = mv^2/r
but when we put the value of velocity of a planet and applying Kepler's law then it becomes as
F= 4 pi^2m/r^2
As we know in inverse square law
F is inversely proportional to the square of radius..here's the same case.
hence we can say centripetal force obeys inverse square law.
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