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Ch[2].10 Gravitation
- 5. TASK 10.1 Based on law of gravitation Study the four situations given in the following diagrams. In which case is the force of gravitation maximum?
- 6. m m m 2m 2m 2d d d/2 m/4 d m/4 4m
- 7. This question has been generated using the law of gravitation formulae and using the fact that m 1 m 2 /d2 is the same if the force between objects is same. Therefore different diagrams show objects of different masses and varying distance between them. 1 mark for calculating force for each part and one for inference. Assessment Method
- 16. Figure A Figure B