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The gravitational force between two objects is 2N. What will be the gravitational force between these objects if the distance between them is doubled ?​

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Answered by rsagnik437
8

Answer:-

0.5 N

Explanation:-

Given:-

→Gravitational force between two

objects = 2 N

To find:-

→Gravitational force between these

objects if distance between them

is doubled.

Solution:-

By Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation, we know that:-

=> F = GMm/

Thus:-

=> 2 = GMm/. ------(1)

If distance, between the objects is doubles i.e it becomes 2r, then F'(new gravitational force) :-

=> F' = GMm/(2r)²

=> F' = GMm/4r². -----(2)

Now, on dividing eq.2 by eq.1, we get:-

=> F'/2 = [(GMm/4r²)/(GMm/r²)]

=> F'/2 = 1/4

=> F' = 2/4

=> F' = 0.5 N

Thus, the new gravitational force

is 0.5 N.

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