Question

what is the formula of Escape velocity​

Answer 1

Answer:

escape velocity(v)=✓2g(R+h) or ✓2GM/(R+h)

Explanation:

where: g=acceleration due to gravity

G=Gravitational constant

R=radius of earth

h=height to which an object is to be

projected

Answer 2

$\huge \underline\red{Answer:-} \\ \\ \underline\red{escape \: velocity \: :-} \: \ \: velocity \: which \: is \: \\ needed \: by \: any \: object \: (body) \: to \: escape \: \\ from \: gravitational \: influence \: \\ is \: know \: to \: be \: escape \: velocity . \\ \\ { \red{= > }the \: formula \: of \: escape \: velocity \: we } \\ {found \: that, \: for \: earth, \: } \\ { it \: is \:} \red{ \sqrt{\frac{{2 \: G \: M} }{R} } \: or \: \sqrt{2 \: g \: R} } \: . \\ \\ {\red{V \: =} escape \: velocity}</p><p> \\ {\red{G \: =} \: gravitational \: constant \:} \\ { is \: 6.67408 × {10}^{ - 11} {m}^{3} {kg}^{ - 1} {sec}^{ - 2} }</p><p></p><p> \\ { \red{M \: = }\: mass \: of \: the \: planet}</p><p></p><p> \\ {\red{R \: =} \: radius \: from \: the \: centre \: of \: } \\ {gravity \: } \\ {\red{g \: = } \: is \: the \: acceleration \: due \: } \\ {to \: the \: gravity \: of \: earth}</p><p>\\ \\ \underline\red{The \: escape \: velocity \: of \: earth \: is \: } \\ \underline\red{11 \: kilometers \: per \: second.} \: \\ \\ \underline \red{the \: escape \: velocity \: of \: moon \:} \\ \underline \red{is \: 2.38 \: km/s.}\\ \\ \fcolorbox{red}{white}{i \: hope \: it \: helps \: you.}$