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... acceleration on the earth's surface go . Then : 3 YM2m R2 F - e YM2 = goR2 mgo [ 2.3 ] This gives a convenient ... acceleration of gravity above the earth's surface The force on a mass m placed at a point P ( Fig . 2-2 ) a distance ...
... acceleration on the earth's surface go . Then : 3 YM2m R2 F - e YM2 = goR2 mgo [ 2.3 ] This gives a convenient ... acceleration of gravity above the earth's surface The force on a mass m placed at a point P ( Fig . 2-2 ) a distance ...
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... acceleration of gravity is not constant but becomes smaller as we leave the earth . Now the question is , what right ... acceleration due to electrical bodies can very sel- dom be considered constant . For the gravitational case , if we ...
... acceleration of gravity is not constant but becomes smaller as we leave the earth . Now the question is , what right ... acceleration due to electrical bodies can very sel- dom be considered constant . For the gravitational case , if we ...
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... acceleration at the point P. - Yp ( # ) πr = g Rewriting , But here we may not know the value of p ; let us determine g in terms of go , the acceleration on the earth's surface . = - YM.m R2 F F = R2 = mgo -Y ( TR3p ) m = mgo Rewriting ...
... acceleration at the point P. - Yp ( # ) πr = g Rewriting , But here we may not know the value of p ; let us determine g in terms of go , the acceleration on the earth's surface . = - YM.m R2 F F = R2 = mgo -Y ( TR3p ) m = mgo Rewriting ...
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GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL | 16 |
ENERGY RELATIONS | 28 |
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