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    1. The gravitational force between two lead spheres in contact is 5.8 N. 2. The distance from Earth where the Sun's gravitational pull balances Earth's is 1.65x105 km. 3. The escape velocity from a planet with 4 times Earth's mass and 2 times Earth's radius is 15.8 km/sec.

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    1. The gravitational force between two lead spheres in contact is 5.8 N. 2. The distance from Earth where the Sun's gravitational pull balances Earth's is 1.65x105 km. 3. The escape velocity from a planet with 4 times Earth's mass and 2 times Earth's radius is 15.8 km/sec.

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    1. The gravitational force between two lead spheres in contact is 5.8 N. 2. The distance from Earth where the Sun's gravitational pull balances Earth's is 1.65x105 km. 3. The escape velocity from a planet with 4 times Earth's mass and 2 times Earth's radius is 15.8 km/sec.

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    GARAVITATION TEST PAGE

    1. The gravitational force between two lead spheres of radius 10 cm in contact with one another, G = 6.67 11 10 MKS units. Density of lead = 11,300 kg/m3 will be (a) 5.8 N (b) 5.8 X 10-11 (c) 8.5 X 1011 (d) none of these 2. How far from the earth must a body be along a line towards the sun so that the suns gravitational pull balances the earth? The sun is about 9.3107 km away and its mass is 3.24 105 Me, where Me is the mass of the earth. (a) 1.65X105 Km (b) 1.65X10 15 Km (c) 1.65X1010 Km (d) none of these 3. The escape velocity on the surface of the earth is 11.2 km/sec. If mass and radius of a planet are 4 and 2 times respectively than that of earth. The escape velocity from the planet will be : (a) 11.2 km/sec (b) 1.112 km/sec (c) 15.8 km/sec (d) 22.4 km/sec 4. The work done in shifting a particle of mass m from centre of earth to the surface of earth is : (a) -mgR (b) +mgR / 2 (c) zero (d) none of these 5. Mark correct option or options : (a) Only equatorial orbits are stable for a satellite (b) Escape velocity does not depend upon angle of projection (c) A communication satellite rotates in a direction from west to east (d) All the above 6.If an artificial satellite is moving in a circular orbit around the earth with a speed equal to half the magnitude of the escape velocity from the earth, the height of the satellite above the surface of the earth is: (a) 2R (b) R/2 (c) R (d) R/4 7. In the given figure, for small displacement of particle of mass m along y-axis, the motion of the particle is :

    (a) simple harmonic above

    (b) motion with constant acceleration

    (c) non-oscillatory

    (d) none of the

    3. 4. 7. (a) 51. (c) 2.

    (b) (d)

    5.

    (b)

    6.

    (c)

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