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Answered by aditya081007
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1. work done = force*displacement

kinetic energy = 1/2mv^2

change in kinetic energy = 1/2mv^2 - 1/2mu^2

force = mass*acceleration (newtons II law)

work = m*a*s

a*s = v^2-u^2 /2 (third law of motion)

= m(v^2-u^2 /2)

After multiplying:

=1/2mv^2 - 1/2mu^2 which is change in kinetic energy

Answer: Hence proved

2. To prove: weight on moon = 1/6 weight on earth

Weight = Mass*Gravitational acceleration

dividing Weight on earth by weight on moon for ration

=W(earth) / W(moon)

= M*g (earth) / M*g(moon)

=g(earth) / g(moon)

now g = GM/d^2 (from universal law of gravitation)

= 6*10^-11 * 6*10^24/(6*10^6)^2----> radius of earth is distance and mass of earth is M

=36*10^13 / 36*10^12

=10

=6*10^-11 * 7*10^22/(1*10^6)^2----->radius of moon is d and mass of moon is M

=1.6

=10/1.6

=6/1

so weight on earth is 1/6 the weight on moon.

3.

work done = Force* d

force = mass* acc.

taken acc. as g and d as height

force = mgh = potential energy

4. 1kwh(commercial unit) = 3.6*10^6 Joule

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