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Gravitational Forces and Laws Explained

The document discusses various concepts of gravitation, including Newton's law of gravitation, Kepler's laws of planetary motion, and the gravitational field strength. It covers the mathematical relationships between mass, distance, and gravitational force, as well as the effects of gravity on objects in motion, such as satellites. Additionally, it addresses the gravitational potential energy and its relation to kinetic energy in different scenarios.

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Gravitational Forces and Laws Explained

The document discusses various concepts of gravitation, including Newton's law of gravitation, Kepler's laws of planetary motion, and the gravitational field strength. It covers the mathematical relationships between mass, distance, and gravitational force, as well as the effects of gravity on objects in motion, such as satellites. Additionally, it addresses the gravitational potential energy and its relation to kinetic energy in different scenarios.

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Gravitation

diameter
speed of Rotating mass Tunnel
dug along
1- Two masses • m M
Force on m
¥
"
9,7-3--1×2
.

Fm= AMMI
^
r

m•• m 123
g-

Gm2 =
MTWZ
* cord

y
Tunnel
dug along
2. Three masses .

JZGMZ =
m m ,•
M
M

.
.
- •=
-

;
j
%) i.
i' 8 8
'
+
i.^
HE
G{=MI☐wZ

53
i

m& :-.
Kepler 's Laws
.

1
Two Concentric Spherical Shells
1- Law of orbits : -
33 Four masses
-
_
'
FG =
Fc F, = o z
3 4 5

g.

b
g- '

Iv Fa=_az (52+1-2)
GMZ Fz = GMI '
# Mz
••s
¥2
µ,
↓ ← a- .
12,2
¥2
ÉQ
I
A ' > • B •
F 2
,
ae
GMIM
' f, = my

=MIWʰ Fz= 72
V2
Aphelion
F+=GCM¥,m
Y
perihelion
-
, , ,
,
,

4. Two opposite masses


G( Mit Mz)m
(As ) G- e) GMMZ Fg =

Perigee a ma f-
-

= m, =
d 2 82
G d.

Apogee CBS) =
a ( ite)
Gcmitmz) ,KW2 planet revolution
I w= Fc = m
-11
1-22 rn
e n

rc=mm'¥mz g-
=

0A d3 Fax
2 Law of Area≥
¥
m T a r

d
L
Constant
Areal Velocity =
=

-2m
=
Force on one
sphere
w

53 GMI
Lp -_ LA mvprp
-_
mllara
m
. .

m
F=T3F =

*z
Relation btw Gofg

9=91-2
^
Xp > YA as
ra > rp
E- Null point d- a
, # < >

9=[43-11-9] Re g=[¥]%GM"3p%

Law of periods In m2
-

3 m,

1-22 a3 1-2=49-1%123 ✗ =
d-
④ Newtons law of ravitation mmˢ ,
+ I

GMM " "


Variation of
F= g h↑g↓
.

V2
"

a =
6.67×15 N -
m2
Twometalspheres Height

9h=¥¥]z h≈R
' '

d
'
- -

"

1 Force btw two masses


:
: to to
izz !

m, mz f- =
Gm 'm _
4 1=286 2 . If h< < R 94=9 1-
2¥]
r2 F ✗ ✗

1¥ 2¥ 2¥
'

m m 3 .
= =

160° 68C
Infinite masses £=÷
Fr TF
d↑
m m

can
m• of •m •m •m • • a Depth R↓
4 16

gd=g[ ¥]
0 I 2 8
1-
and
E- BF G7ˢ+G+2+ s .

F. =
9
d-
Fo =
Gm2 ¥] =
5- GMZ 2-
A¥y=%ˢ= R

Yass splits into two


parts 3- At center 9--0--1×1=0
then 2h =D
M
Im
4
9h __
gd
§
.

^
M
↑^
M
gas
-
M

g :
planet revolution Far -512 :

:
921,2
1-22 rn
-11 1-22,7/2 i
F- ✗
tgn f- = -
do
/dr
"
^

GM
Latitude Hollow Sphere to
ring
-

3. 4- Due
rm
9
g- Rw7os2∅ ②
gin 78
g∅=
-_ o r

•P
G M I
r

) gs=GM_ (g)
i

- -

Ta
=
in
∅.
g↑ @ ↑
i fEr2 ≥
R2 R
Rw
equator 0=0 80=8
GF
-

G-
u
At
2.

r
gout -_

,
r
At r=o , V= -

3. At poles 0=900 90 =g(max)


4. 90=0 it w=fÉ @ times ] Solid sphere
9in -_ GMI §
123
4- Shape :
9%-2
, 2

Gsm =
'

① g=G¥z g2¥z Gout =


% ,
'

8
>

bk Rmax
2
9min
at equator
blc Ronin
Long :
thread (wire )

③ 9ma× at poles ,
×

④ g
increases
gradually from g =
20¥ Relation b/w G- Field & Potential
to poles
,
E- I
Equator
-

=
,
do

[ id¥a+F¥y+Ñ¥z]
5- Local conditions
E- =
-

i
is at the location
1.
g more
of
mineral deposits Diss v= -

[ E- die
g=2¥ˢz[ ÷F+ñ]
a
is less at mountains
g
&
2. a
' -

a M

[Link]/p--Ga-m-+GaM-
3-

Gravitational field strength Gravitational field É=a↑+3j^


Ring
÷: potential
1. at

M
( 3,0) ,
V= - E F - = -

12J / kg
"

¥ Co 4)
, , V =
-
E. F =
-12J / kg

Gmdn
F- c=° Fc Gravitational Potential
Energy
=
211-123
i Two masses
GMM
M F-
¥ (Riyaz)3/z Gravitational Potential
2.
Gmimz
-

u =
migmz
R < P Ema,=2GM_ " ☐ "e "° Point mass - Ve attractive
a 122
Repulsive
-

+ ye

G¥ v
-

✓ HE to solid r
of three
2 .

Due sphere 2 PE masses

Rod
2
Vin {¥z [3122-82] 42+43+023
-
.
=

U =

P -

MMI
mI3+m÷g3

,
Vsur
-

9¥ 14 u G +

gp=%ˢ[÷ ¥]
-

= =

-
-
% %

] GIG
Hout =
-

③ PE of n masses
"

^
i
h(n pairs .

Zay
-

9p=%L2 +482 Ken


-_
O R r
o
L o •

u - 3 .
Due to hollow sphere .

3- Arc Vin =
-
GI = Vs ^

~
R
-4-7 :

g=G-zˢ¥¥ˢ Vs Girl
-

= I
.

;
-

iii. ¥x Vout G¥ o
-
'

'
=
R
?⃝
"◦ •
TEL Rer

Conservation of ME Earth Satellite Orbital Speed Trajectory of a projected Body


K, U, Kzt Uz
G-=R
GM

+ =
Vo =
= ¥

f- MY? -

Gm÷n2={ mini _

Gm÷n2 Rt h

Vo =
FR = 7- 92 /
km Sec

velocity of an object -
n
-

Relation btw Ve 4110

/
-

28h h
ye = F- V0
y=

-] ① v
Time period of satellite

① T2=4g,r3
I 1- = 84 -6min
2 1- =
21T
9
Change in GPE

-112T¥
?
E- = 5
Angular momentum of satellite

(2) 5) L MVOT M
GIG 8 GMMZR
= =
=

AU =

Mf E- -
DJ =
120J
L = GMMV ( Rth )
(0/0)
PE of a
system for surface satellite
l
[ GMMZR gR3m2
m

m•,
• = =
_

Ggᵈ[2+ ¥]
.

.
Ucr )
-

TEF TEI
=
IN
-

'
'
"
-
' '

i. Energy of a satellite 8- workdorie


{ ↑b
• •


GMM
W=¥¥
m m
" "" ① PE 1-
-

:{
" =

T , 1,
Potential at center ② KE =
12m42 =
GIGI KI =
Mgh
③ TE = KETPE =
-

G≈F- Ith
R

④ TE = -
KE =
PÉ 2- Surface to orbit

⑤ PE : KE : TE = -2 :L : -
I -

R -12h
F- ^ GMM
KI =

12th)
KE -212 (
5
3 .
Orbit to orbit
pe

GMF [☒ thick-1ha)
ha - h,
when satellite falls from high 1^1 =

Escape speed PE ↓ V ↑

waPP=°
Ve=FÑ¥=FgR = " -2km see / 1- F- ↓

P↑

4 . To
escape revolving body
" F- [ ↓ satellite
{↑-n
has atmosphere
w=G;2ˢ
Moon no
*
.

or
when satellite raises ,
Ve ✗ Rt f- density of plan
PET Vtr Aditional Velocity 11=16-110
Behaviour of Body projected upward TET Pt 11=(52-1) V0
① V< Ve fails to
escape KE↓ L↑ V= 3.2km /s

v2=¥ᵈ¥
if 1k¥ h=

2 11=16 (escape)
h=x infinity
3 V > Ve

V2 = V2 -142
Satellites
Weightlessness
1-
Geostationary satellites 1- Lift a=g↓
1- h= 35,800km N=m( g- a) = 0

2-
Equitorial plane N=o

3. 1- = 24 hrs 2 . Satellite

4- W =
Wearing , 11=3 -1km / Sec V0 =

5 . Communication 3 . At
equator
6- Rotates from west to East
g. =
g- RWZ w=
§

2 .
Polar satellites
W = 17 Wo

1. h = 500 to 800km

2. poles
3. T = 100 minutes

4.

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