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4.2 Newton’s law of universal gravitation
• All bodies attract each other.
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The Earth attracts the satellite, FS-on-E, and the
satellite attracts the Earth, FE-on-S, with the same
magnitude but opposite in direction.
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• Newton said: The force of attraction between
masses is directly proportional to the product of
the masses
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Ex 1: Two masses attract each other with a force of
20 N. What will be the force if the first mass is
doubled and the other one tripled?
Ex 2: Two masses attract each other with 18 N.
What will be the force if one mass is halved?
• Newton also said: The force of attraction
between masses is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance between their centers.
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Ex 4: Find the force between two masses of 50 kg
and 60 kg separated by a distance of 50 cm
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Ex 5: The force of attraction between two masses of
500 kg is 6.0x10-7 N. Find the distance between
them.
Ex 6: A person whose mass is 70.0 kg stands on the
surface of the Earth.
(a) What does the person weigh by using the law of
universal gravitation?
(b) Use another formula to calculate her weight.
Ex 7: The force between two equal masses is
6.5x10-3 N. The distance between the masses is
1.5 m. Find each mass.
Ex 8: The force between two masses is 3.5x10-6 N.
Find the force between them if the masses are tripled
and the distance between them is halved.
Ex 9: The gravitational force between two objects is
3.25x10-6 N. The mass of one object is twice the mass of the
second object. If the distance between the masses is 2.00 m,
find the mass of each object.
Ex 10: The gravitational force between two small masses A
and B when placed at a short distance apart is 3.24x10-7 N.
What is the gravitational force between these objects if the
masses of both A and B are doubled and distance between
them is tripled?
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