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Two small bodies of masses 10 kg and 20 kg are kept a distnce 1.0 m apart and released. Assuming that only mutual gravitational force are acting, find the speeds of the particles when the separation decreases to 0.5 m.

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Answered by AnkitaSahni
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Given :

Mass of Body 1 (M)= 20 Kg

Mass of Body 2 (m)= 10 kg

distance between them (R) is 1 m

To Find:

speed of two bodies when sepration is 0.5 m

Solution :

•Gravitational force on two bodies of Mass M & m is

F = (GMm)/R²

•For body 2

•Also, F is mass × acceleration

ma = GMm/R²

a = GM/R²

dV/dt = GM/R²

•Multiplying & dividing by dR

(dV/dR).(dR/dt) = GM/R²

•As dR/dt = V

(V).dV/dR = GM/R²

V.dV = (GM)(dR/R²)

V²/2 = (GM)(-1/R)

from R = 1m to R = 0.5 m

V² = 2GM[-1/1.0-(-1/0.5) ]

V² = 2GM [2-1]

V² = 2GM

V² = 40G

where G is universal constant

V = 2√(10G)

•Now , For body 1

•Also, F is mass × acceleration

Ma = GMm/R²

a = Gm/R²

dV/dt = Gm/R²

•Multiplying & dividing by dR

(dV/dR).(dR/dt) = Gm/R²

•As dR/dt = V

(V).dV/dR = Gm/R²

V.dV = (Gm)(dR/R²)

V²/2 = (Gm)(-1/R)

from R = 1m to R = 0.5 m

V² = 2Gm[-1/1.0-(-1/0.5) ]

V² = 2Gm [2-1]

V² = 2Gm

V² = 20G

where G is universal constant

V = √(20G)

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