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Standard XII
Physics
Kepler's Law
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Question
Find the angular speed of rotation of the earth for which a body on the equator will have zero apparent weight. What will be the length of a day at that time?
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Solution
Apparent weight for a body on the equator
(
α
=
0
)
is given by,
W
′
=
W
−
m
R
e
ω
2
g
′
=
g
−
m
R
e
ω
2
g
′
=
0
∴
g
−
R
ω
2
=
0
⇒
ω
=
√
g
R
=
√
10
6400
×
10
3
=
1.25
×
10
−
3
r
a
d
/
s
T
=
2
π
ω
≈
1.39
h
r
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