Gravitation
Newsdon's Law of Gravitation -
Tt stotes thet every bedy in the universe
attracts every thin body with o force whieh jd
clivectly propotdionial 40 the preduct of thar masses
and id Inversely proportional ty the squone of the
Asgtanu behoan them.
FF
Feaemm. and F wt, @H
Se Faw MM <_< r——
+E
| F = Gums [[G = Universal Grettational Gna} ]
G = 667 xi! noted
Bimensionms of GQ = CHET
The valut of G ds tame
hout the universe, G does
net dapend on the natu
Size of the bedies and
Rotunt of Hu medium behoten the heolies.
Vector Form of Newton's Law o
Let Fy and Fy, ane ditpacummt
Vectors fyrom om, te ma and m, to
m, respectively.
Also Fis ane Far ane qewitationa)
fev exerted on m, by mi and on
m, by m, vespeetively.Then gravitediona) fovee. In vector form ia
Hew Negative sig shows tat the gravitational farce i
ottactive In nature.
Note—
AJ Gravitational foras ane certtral forces O45 thay act
odong the Line joining the Centres of tw boolles.
2) The gravitational forees One Conservative fares, , So
work cle by gravitational force claes mot clpends
luiben path
Sd The dotat gravitational force om one particle dus to
fumber of otha. particles iA tne renultant ely forces
of aktmeton exerted on the given pevuiicle clue 4p
inchivielcal pasteles -
FsFo+h4¢ oF
Hence it follows ‘Principle ofp Superposition’.Accetentction dus ty Gravity- (9)
The forte. of acttracton exeated by the earth on a
body ia Called grewity-
The acceteaction producect in the mation of a body
Unelin the effect of gravity 4s callid acceleration cue to
gravity s it ts cltnoted by ‘9°.
let masa m, byl
one suntlasll ty went, wn
Grovitetione) Force. F> ohm
WhuAk M and R ane ma ond
radius of the earth yesbechvely.
T+ @ is aceelination due to gravity, +hon the force
on the boely a a0 enadth ib
= mg [Fores = mass « acceleration’)
vem >[a oe |
R* R
In -form of clensity g= & (Seer)
or g = BupaR P= denity of exdh
Note-
Ay ac Acceleration duc ao gmavity Jy oo vector quankiy is
| a@ vector quantity and its olirection |s always towards
| the centre of the planet.
| 2) The accelmstion clu. to gravity is mdzpenclent of mass,
Shape and size of the body byt clepencds upon mars
racdivs and clansitty of the earth.Vexlotion In gravitational eecelnation 'g'—
Aj Dus. to altitude Cheight) -
Acceleration dus 4p gravity at
the Surface ob eonth a+ Sh
Accelerastion cut 20 qravidy ot
height h from the Surface of
Fhe conth to
@ = Gene
tonee 9 = 8 (gn)
—2.
or at = 9 (Bah) > gea(t+pye
By Binomial theorem | @ = a[4 -2n
Note —
The above formula 44 valid ip h wu upte 5%
of earth yadius (320 Km).
Ip A i greater then 8% of ennth radius we
use ony
24, Dus to ckpth ‘d’ insicle tre eanth-
Accelaation dur do gravity ab
the Surface of torth ge Se
| oer g = ¥npar
) Acceleration dus to gravity at
:
clepth di from the Bikpls Ot
coat g's $1 PGCR-d)sie] -ESea)
Note ~
LJ TRe velue of @ cleereases tr geing below tre
Surjace of the enath. At tHe Contre fa = RB) and
gize ie. the acceleanton dus do gravity becomes,
Zeya at the Cente oh the eanth.
2.) The rade of clecrease of gravidy outsids the earth
lik hee R) is double to thot of insice the enrth.
BS) Dus to Rotation of Earth -
As the enath totes, a body
Placect om its surface exberientes
a centrifuge! form, olue to it
the Obbanent weight of the boday
olecreases.
Ts the becly of mass m lying
oat point P, Whore Jahiude is
A,then dus fe rotation of
tonth its apparent weight Con
mar = me + ee [ F=mu*y = mubRcesd |
er mg! = (mg) 4+ Fe 4 amg fe Coa (180A)
mag! = (gy + (uta coaa) + amg. (rut ResA) Coosa}
by Shy meNote. -
A) The Lotthide ata point on the surface ofy
the earth id depined as the angle, which He line
jeining the peint 4o the centre of earth makes
with equatorial plane. T+ ia canoledl by A-
For Peles Az Go and for equator A= o'.
2) Mass of the eanth M = 5-98xJo% Rs 4 1c kg,
Density of the conth P = Su7a-4 Kg/m>
Comparicon betwten Mass and Weight —
Lt 4s 9 quantity of matter | I+ ib tre attractive force
Cantolrd in a 4 eutated by earth on the body.
Tits value eloes not chin Ts value cha ith
wlth g: mae ee Ce
Tts value can newiy be zea] At infinity and ab the
for Gny moderial portiele. | Centre of earth its value
a4 Terg-
TH dt a Scalar quanHty. | T+ ia a vecter quantidy.
Tas unit ig Kilogram (kg). | T+ unit is Meoton (N)-SSS
Gravitodional Field —
The Space Surrounding a material becky in
which gravitational force of attrection can be exbedenceol.
la called its qravitaHenal Held.
Gravitatimal Field Intenalty—
TA dd elthined as the gravitedional force experienced
by @ unit mana plated at an Pomt in the gravitational
field of a body.
Lat a det mass m ata
peint in a graviqatimal field Test Mand
experienus a force F then m
Gravitational Field Tatentity %
Tet @)
Oy oy = GMM REN RA
™
SL unit - Ni/kq or ms» Dimensions - Cott?)
a] T+ das @ vector quantity and Jd ahaays clivected tums
the Cente * gravity of the bedy vohoce gravitational Gel
is Const .
2) As by defination T=E ie. Pe mY ,S0 force
on a polmt mast im) js multiplication of intensity
oF field and mass of the point mars3] Intemity of qrvitetional field is cere ot infinity.
lie. y= oo).
4) Gravitotionas fie interurty clue te differant point
Mame Can be Calculated by vector Sum of olf Heumnt
iwenaities. = =>
3S) As T= GM? and alec gz GM/R= a. Les
Thus te intensity of qrartational field of a point
in the field id equal 4p aeceleantion of dest mars
Placect at that point.
Gravitational field intensity jor oli ffeunt Bodles—
Outside the suAface (¥>R) | Outside the suedace (Y>R)
r= SM De aa
On the Surface Cr=R} On the surface (T=R)
= GM
t RE
Tnside the Surface Cr