Two bodies A and B having masses2kg and 4kg are separated by 2m where should a body of mass 1kg be placed so that gravitational force on this body due to bodies of A and B is zero
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2kg●-------------•-------------------● 4kg
•|<------x-----|-----(2-x)------->|
=) Let 1 kg mass be placed at 'x' distance from mass 2kg
◆Force between 2kg and 1kg :-
=) F21 = G ×2×1/x^2 = 2G/x^2 -----(1)
◆Force between 4kg and 1 kg :-
=) F41 = G×4×1/(2-x)^2 = 4G/(2-x)^2 --(2)
now from Newton's 3rd law :
=) F21 = F41
=) 2G/x^2 = 4G/(2-x)^2
=) 2x^2 = (2-x)^2
=) √2 x = (2 - x)
=) √2x = 2 - x
=) (√2 +1)x = 2
=) x = 2/(√2+1) m
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2kg●-------------•-------------------● 4kg
•|<------x-----|-----(2-x)------->|
=) Let 1 kg mass be placed at 'x' distance from mass 2kg
◆Force between 2kg and 1kg :-
=) F21 = G ×2×1/x^2 = 2G/x^2 -----(1)
◆Force between 4kg and 1 kg :-
=) F41 = G×4×1/(2-x)^2 = 4G/(2-x)^2 --(2)
now from Newton's 3rd law :
=) F21 = F41
=) 2G/x^2 = 4G/(2-x)^2
=) 2x^2 = (2-x)^2
=) √2 x = (2 - x)
=) √2x = 2 - x
=) (√2 +1)x = 2
=) x = 2/(√2+1) m
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Hope it will help u ^_^
bhumikapatil:
I understand it but actually there is confusion
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