Physics, asked by Pratishtha2003, 8 months ago

Show that Kepler's second law follows from the law of conservation of angular momentum.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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When planets roared around the sun the only force between them is gravitational force now if we calculate the net torque on the planets

.T = r X F = 0

hence T = 0 or dLl/dt = 0 or L = constant

now L = constant L/2m = constant

hence Areal velocity = constant

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Answered by brainly3423
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Explanation:

Consider a small wedge of the orbit traced out in time dt:

So the area of the wedge is

And the rate at which area is swept out on the orbit is

Now, remember(?) the definition of Angular Momentum:

Inserting this previous equation , we get

"Equal areas in equal times" means the rate at which area is swept out on the orbit (dA/dt) is constant.

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