Two particles of masses ?1 and ?2 are released from rest at a large separation distance....
Two particles of masses ?1 and ?2 are released from
rest at a large separation distance.
a. Find their speeds ?1 and ?2 when their separation distance is
?.
b. The initial separation is “large”, but that is a relative term.
Relative to what distance
is it large. Create a spreadsheet or graph that backs up your
answer. (In other words,
if you say large relative to the radius of the planet, calculate ?1
and ?2 for an initial
separation of 2x, 5x, 10x, and 100x the radius.)
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