Moon's Revolution around Earth
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A satellite is revolving around the Earth in a well defined circular orbit, the gravitational force between the Earth and satellite is the centripetal force of the circular motion. What can we say about the motion of the satellite if the gravitational force becomes zero?
None of these
The satellite will continue moving in its circular orbit
The satellite will move tangentially
The satellite would come at rest
The magnitude of force exerted by the Earth on the Moon is same as that of the force exerted by the Moon on the Earth.
True
False
The Moon and the earth attract each other, why does it not collapse into Earth?
Due to the centripetal force which is the force of gravity exerted by earth on the moon.
The sun's gravitational force is greater than that of the earth
The mass of the moon is less than that of the earth
The absence of gravity in space
- The sun's gravitational force is greater than that of the earth
- The mass of the moon is less than that of the earth
- Due to centripetal force which is the force of gravity exerted by earth on moon
- The absence of gravity in space
- parabolic
- circular
- spherical
- straight
The interaction between the Earth and the Moon, which keeps the Moon revolving around the Earth is a _______ force.
pull
pull and push
push
push and pull
Even though stone and Earth attract each other, Earth does not appear move because of its:
lesser mass
greater mass
low temperature
high speed
- True
- False
The picture shows a bucket being whirled around in a vertical circle, with a help of a string with very high constant speed. What is a correlation between above action and the motion of the moon around the Earth?
All of the above.
If there is no string, the bucket will not whirl. Similarly, if there is no gravitational force, there will be no moon revolving around the Earth.
The bucket is in uniform circular motion like the moon.
The force exerted by the thread on the bucket (Tension force) is replaced by the gravitational force in case of the moon.
- The sun's gravitational force on the moon is greater than that of Earth.
- Speed of the moon is just enough for it to revolve at the height.
- The moon is falling at a slow rate and we cannot feel the difference.
- The mass of the moon is less than that of Earth.
- parabolic
- straight
- circular
- spherical