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A Level Physics Gravitational Fields 2 (Answers) Total Marks:/30 AQA, Edexcel A Level 1. The graph below shows the variation of the orbital period squared with the radius cubed for Jupiter’s moons. Total for Question 1: 10 (a) Define a gravitati on al field. [1] G 2 (b ) By equating the centripetal force and the gravitational force on a planet, show that T 2 = 4π r3. [4] 2 Solution: mv = GmM → v2 GM r r2 r Since the planet is assu m e =d to be moving in a circle, v = 2πr T ...
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A Level Physics Gravitational Fields 2 (Answers) Total Marks:/30 AQA, Edexcel A Level 1. The graph below shows the variation of the orbital period squared with the radius cubed for Jupiter’s moons. Total for Question 1: 10 (a) Define a gravitati on al field. [1] G 2 (b ) By equating the centripetal force and the gravitational force on a planet, show that T 2 = 4π r3. [4] 2 Solution: mv = GmM → v2 GM r r2 r Since the planet is assu m e =d to be moving in a circle, v = 2πr T ...