8. Bonus: Consider the gravitational force of attraction F (r) on a mass m located at...
The gravitational potential energy of a small satellite with mass m orbiting the Earth, mass M, is U(r) = −(GMm)/r, where r is the radial distance from the center of Earth to the satellite. Derive the gravitational force F(r) acting on the satellite by evaluating the gradient of the potential energy.
This question assesses the gravitational attraction due to a cylinder of mass. Consider a cylinder with radius R equal to the mean radius of the Earth, length L and a mass M equal to the mass of the Earth. The specific task is to determine the escape velocity from the end of the cylinder. First, though, consider a different but related problem: a particle with mass mp placed a distance r from the center of a ring of mass M,...
3. (a) [6 pts.] Recall that gravitional force exerted on a mass m placed at (x, y, z) by a mass M placed on the origin is given by F = **** ř, where r = (x, y, z) is the position vector of mass m. A potential for this force field is given by f = 9 GMm .. “, i.e. Vf = Assuming M is the earth and GM ~ 4 x 1014 m's-2, use Fundamental Theorem of...
Two identical objects of mass m are a distance R apart and feel a gravitational force of attraction of F. If the distance increases to 5R, what will be the force between the two objects? Select one: a. F/5 b. F/25 c. F d. 25F e. 5F
Two stars, each of mass M, orbit around their center of mass. The radius of their common orbit is r (their separation is 2r). A planetoid of mass m (<< M) happens to move along the axis of the system (the line perpendicular to the orbital plane which intersects the center of mass) as shown in the figure. a. Calculate directly the force on the planetoid if it is displaced a distance z from the center of mass (you’ll need...
Work Done by the Govtational Force bute the gravitational force G m./r into the integral equation on the previous genith Y replacing and find the work done by this force df w is the work done by the gravitational for moves away from t he gravitational force positive, negative, or zero when an object in the Earth? When it moves toward the Earth? When it orbits the Earth in a circle? Part B: Conservative and Non-conservative Forces welop and understorence...
1. Suppose an object is subjected to a force F that varies with position: where β 20N/m is a constant. a) The object begins at the origin (x,y) = (0,0) and travels to point P located at (z,y)-(1m,3m): 3m 4m Calculate the work done by F along each of the three possible paths shown in the figure above by the dashed lines. Note that there could be other forces acting on the object in order to ensure the object travels...
Can you help me solve for d and f!! A conservative force F(y) acts on a 0.400 kilogram object that moves along the y-axis. This is the only force on the object [do not assume that this force is the gravity force]. The potential energy U(y) associated with the conservative force F(y) is graphed below as a function of height y. Note that between the points A and B the potential energy U(y) is a straight line, and between the...
Find the partition function of a gas of N identical molecules of mass m contained in a vertical cylinder of height L and radius R placed in a uniform gravitational field. a. b. Demonstrate that for L-oo the internal energy becomes U c. Explain why this value is larger than for the ideal gas. NkT Find the partition function of a gas of N identical molecules of mass m contained in a vertical cylinder of height L and radius R...
Q.3) (7 Marks An object of mass m is being acted upon by a force F(x) = Fosin (cx), where F. = 2 N and c = 0.5 rad/m are constants (a) Prove that this force is conservative. (b) Find the potential energy function V(x) (c) Make a graph of the potential energy V(x) as a functions of x in the interval [x = -a m,x = + m) d) Us previous graph to discuss the motion of the particle...