Exam 12: Gravitation
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An astronaut on the surface of a strange planet observes that the acceleration of gravity is 7 m/s2.What could be an explanation of this phenomenon?
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Four identical subatomic particles,each of mass m,are initially at rest and located on the four corners of a square,one at each corner.The length of each side of the square is L.There aren't any other forces on the particles besides the gravitational force.What is the magnitude of their initial accelerations?
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What is the escape speed from a spherical asteroid of radius 15 km,whose mass density is approximately half that of the Earth,or 2.8 g/cm3?
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A spherical planet has twice the mass and twice the radius of the Earth.If a man weighs 810 N on Earth,what would his weight be on the surface of that planet?
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The escape velocity of a rocket launched from position A,the center of the three planet system depicted in the figure is 12.6 km/s.Each planet has the same mass and radius R = 106 m,and the center-to-center distance between any two planets is 10 R.What is the mass of one of the three planets? 
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What is the difference in the acceleration due to gravity between your head and your feet.Assume your height is 1.80 m. Mass of the Earth: 5.98 * 1024 kg
Radius of the Earth: 6.38 * 106 m
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A particle of mass m is located at a distance r from the center of a sphere of mass M and radius R.The force on the particle as a function of distance r,inside the sphere is given by
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Two stars,S1 and S2,attract each other gravitationally with a force of magnitude
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The figure shows a system of three masses.What is the direction of the gravitational force on the 10-kg mass? The center-to-center distances between masses are shown in the diagram. 
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For two identical satellites in circular motions around the Earth which statement is true?
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The escape velocity of a rocket launched from position A,the center of the three planet system depicted in the figure is 12.6 km/s.Each planet has mass M = 1024 kg,radius R ,and the center-to-center distance between any two planets is 10 R.What is the radius of one of the three planets? 
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How much energy does it take to move a 300-kg satellite from an orbit 300 km above the Earth's surface to an orbit 600 km above the Earth's surface?
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The free fall acceleration at the altitude h is 9.00 m/s2.If R is the radius of the Earth,then the altitude h is
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The figure shows a system of three masses.If the 30-kg mass is released,what is the magnitude of its initial acceleration? The center-to-center distances between masses are shown in the diagram. 
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You wish to place a geo-stationary satellite to study Jupiter's Great Red Spot,how high above the surface must it be placed? Possibly useful information:
Mass of Jupiter: 1.90 * 1027 kg
Radius of Jupiter: 7.15 * 107 m
Rotational Period: 9.925 h
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A spaceship is fired from the Earth's surface with a speed of v.The radius of the Earth is R,the mass of the Earth is M,and the universal gravitational constant is
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What is the orbital velocity of a 100-kg satellite orbiting at an altitude of 1000 km above the surface of the Earth?
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A 51-kg satellite is put into orbit 37,000 km above the Earth's surface.What is its kinetic energy?
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The mass of Jupiter is 1.9 * 1027 kg and its radius 7.14 * 107 m.The gravitational field strength at its surface is
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A satellite is put into orbit 37,000 km above the Earth's surface and has a kinetic energy of 105 MJ.What is the mass of the satellite?
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