The escape velocity for earth is v. A planet having 9 times mass that of earth and radius, 16 times that of earth, has the escape velocity of:
- v3
- 2v3
- 3v4
- 9v4
Answer
(3) 3v4
Solution
ve = 2GMR
v'v = M'M RR' = 916 = 34
v' = 3v4
Answer: (3)
The escape velocity for earth is v. A planet having 9 times mass that of earth and radius, 16 times that of earth, has the escape velocity of:
(3) 3v4
ve = 2GMR
v'v = M'M RR' = 916 = 34
v' = 3v4
Answer: (3)
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