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Standard XII
Physics
Variation of G Due to the Rotation of Earth
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Question
Calculate the escape velocity on the surface of moon.If radius of moon is 1740 km and mass
7.4
×
10
22
kg.
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Solution
Escape velocity is given by;
v
e
=
√
2
g
R
where g is gravitational acceleration and R is radius
v
e
=
√
2
G
M
R
R
2
=
√
2
G
M
R
=
√
2
×
6.67
×
10
−
11
×
7.4
×
10
22
1740
×
10
3
=
2381
m
/
s
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