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Two spheres of same radius r are made of the same material of density d and separated by distance of (2r) m find the force of attraction between them.

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Answered by akshayvanshhowtogame
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Answer: G × 4π²r⁴d²/9

Explanation:

Mass of both spheres will be the same as they have the same radius, which means they also have the same volume, and they also have the same density.

Volume of both spheres = v = 4/3πr³

Density of both spheres = d

Mass of both spheres = d × v = 4/3πr³d = m

Distance between the spheres = 2r

Gravitational force between the spheres = G × m × m/ (2r)²

                                                               = G × (4/3πr³d)² / 4r²

                                                               = G × 16/9π²r⁶d² / 4r²

                                                               = G × 4π²r⁴d²/9

Answered by rohitdwivedi126
1

Answer: G × 4π²r⁴d²/9

Explanation:

Mass of both spheres will be the same as they have the same radius, which means they also have the same volume, and they also have the same density.

Volume of both spheres = v = 4/3πr³

Density of both spheres = d

Mass of both spheres = d × v = 4/3πr³d = m

Distance between the spheres = 2r

Gravitational force between the spheres = G × m × m/ (2r)²

= G × (4/3πr³d)² / 4r²

= G × 16/9π²r⁶d² / 4r²

= G × 4π²r⁴d²/9

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Rohit Dwivedi

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