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Answered by Navyashree29
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Answer:

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Answered by shashikumarkumarshas
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Explanation:

PHYSICS

The radius of planet A is half the radius of planet B. If the mass of A is M

A

, what must be the mass of B so that value of g on B is half that of its value on A?

HARD

ANSWER

g=

R

2

GM

⟹M=

G

gR

2

Here,

g

A

g

B

=

2

1

and

R

A

R

B

=2

M

A

M

B

=

g

A

g

B

(

R

A

R

B

)

2

M

A

M

B

=

2

1

(2)

2

⟹M

B

=2M

A

hope it helps u.....

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