At what height from the surface of the earth does the value of acceleration due to gravity be 2.45 m/s square where the radius o
f the earth is 6400 km
1 answer:
Answer:
Explanation: RADIUS OF EARTH = 6400X1000m =
ACC DUE GRAVITY ABOVE SURFACE OF EARTH = g' =2.45 m/s^2
ACC DUE GRAVITY ON SURFACE OF EARTH =g= 9.8 m/s^2
A/C TO FORmULA
g'/g=1-2h/Re
g'/g +2h/Re = 1
2h/Re =1- g'/g
2h= (1- g'/g)Re
2h=(1-2.45 /9.8)
6400X1000
2h = (0.75)6400X1000
2h = 4800000
h= 2400000
m
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