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Gravitation and Friction Problems 1) Two round apples each have a mass of 200g and a radius of 4cm. If they are touching, what is the gravitational force between them? m=200g 4cm m = 200g = 0.200kg d = 8cm = 0.08m 8cm The gravitational force between the apples is 4x1010N. 2﴿ A satellite with a mass of 400kg orbits the Earth at a distance of 36 kilometers. What gravitational force does the satellite exert on the Earth? 400kg 36km=36000m m1= 400kg m2= ME= 5.98x1024kg d=RE+36km = 6.38x106m+36000m = 6.4x106m RE ME The satellite exerts a force of 3.9x103N on the earth (which only is enough to accelerate the earth by 6.5x1022m/s2). 3) Use the universal gravitation formula and Newton's second law to calculate the freefall acceleration due to gravity on the surface of a) the moon b) Mars Mass (kg) Radius (m) c) Earth Moon Mars Earth First derive the formula for the freefall acceleration ag on the surface of a body (e.g. a planet) of mass M and radius R. Consider an object of mass m sitting on the surface. Then by Newton's second law the force of gravity on the object is: We can also calculate the force of gravity on the object using Universal Gravitation: Combining our two expressions we get: divide both sides by m: (you do not need to memorize the derivation of this formula) a) b) c) 4) A cross country skier is skiing with a constant velocity along level snow. If the skier weighs 80kg calculate: a) the normal force of the skier b) the force of friction on the skier c) the force the skiier must exert if she wishes to accelerate at 0.5 m/s2. , and v FN a) Fs Ff b) Fg c) 5) The gravitational force on a book resting on a level wood table is 20N [down]. A horizontal force of 12N is needed to start the book moving from rest. Calculate . FN Ff FA Fg To move the book, we need to apply a force that cancels friction. Assuming that 12N is the minimum force we can apply to move the book, . 6) A force of 450 N is needed to drag a 1000kg box across the floor. Calculate . FN Ff FA Fg To move the book, we need to apply a force that cancels friction. Assuming that 450N is the minimum force we can apply to move the book, .