suppose your weight on the surface of the Earth is 600N the height equal to the radius of the Earth then, what will be your weight there?
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We have my weight on Earth as 600N (too heavy bro).
Where we have taken g as 10m/s^2.
(Me weight my chosen acceleration and to make calculations easy but the following steps will work the same on 9.80 or 9.81 m/s^2 whatever you prefer)
So mass × g = 600N.
My mass = 60 Kg in this case.
As g is given by,
Where r is the distance of object from the center and M is the mass of the body and G is too famous to explain,
Now since you have doubled my distance from the center,
the the value of g must change to,
So my weight should become,
60× 2.5 N
= 150N
o_0
I'm not heavy the height I'm living on is wrong.
Where we have taken g as 10m/s^2.
(Me weight my chosen acceleration and to make calculations easy but the following steps will work the same on 9.80 or 9.81 m/s^2 whatever you prefer)
So mass × g = 600N.
My mass = 60 Kg in this case.
As g is given by,
Where r is the distance of object from the center and M is the mass of the body and G is too famous to explain,
Now since you have doubled my distance from the center,
the the value of g must change to,
So my weight should become,
60× 2.5 N
= 150N
o_0
I'm not heavy the height I'm living on is wrong.
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