If Neptune originally formed at 20 AU and then migrated to its present distance of 30 AU, how much was Neptune's orbital speed reduced during the migration?
Intial distance of Neptune = R = 20 AU ; Present distance = R' = 30 AU
Let V be the initial orbital speed and V' be the final.
We know that, orbital speed is given by:
V = sqrt (GM/R)
V = sqrt (GM/20AU)
V' = sqrt (GM/30AU)
dividing V'/V
V'/V = [sqrt(GM) / sqrt (30 AU)] x [sqrt(20 AU) / sqrt(GM)]
V'/V = sqrt (20/30) = 0.816
V' = 0.816 V
Hence, during the migration the orbital speed of neptune got reduced by a factor of 0.816 of its original speed.
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