the acceralation due to gravity at a place is 0.2 m/s2 find. height
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use
g'=g/(1+h/r)^2
where g' is acceleration due to gravity in h km height. and r is the radius of earth
=> 0.2=10/(1+h/r)^2 (let g=10m/sec^2
=>(1+h/r)^2=50
=> 1+h /r=5root2
=> h=6r
g'=g/(1+h/r)^2
where g' is acceleration due to gravity in h km height. and r is the radius of earth
=> 0.2=10/(1+h/r)^2 (let g=10m/sec^2
=>(1+h/r)^2=50
=> 1+h /r=5root2
=> h=6r
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The acceleration due to gravity is given by=gravitational force upon any object/
mass of an object
g=F/m=(GmM/r²)/m=GM/r²
where M=mass of earth,
r= gaps between the centre of the earth and object and all other symbols have their usual meaning.
0.2=(6.62×10^-11)×(6×10^24)/r²
r= 44732538.49 meter
mass of an object
g=F/m=(GmM/r²)/m=GM/r²
where M=mass of earth,
r= gaps between the centre of the earth and object and all other symbols have their usual meaning.
0.2=(6.62×10^-11)×(6×10^24)/r²
r= 44732538.49 meter
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