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Gravitational

The document covers various physics concepts including gravitational force, gravitational acceleration, mass and weight, orbital and escape velocities, and simple harmonic motion. It includes formulas and examples related to these topics, such as the relationship between mass and weight, and the calculation of pressure in different contexts. Additionally, it discusses principles like Bernoulli's theorem and Pascal's law, along with practical applications like altimeters and viscometers.

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Gravitational

The document covers various physics concepts including gravitational force, gravitational acceleration, mass and weight, orbital and escape velocities, and simple harmonic motion. It includes formulas and examples related to these topics, such as the relationship between mass and weight, and the calculation of pressure in different contexts. Additionally, it discusses principles like Bernoulli's theorem and Pascal's law, along with practical applications like altimeters and viscometers.

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09. (Gravitational)

Gm1m2  4
F1 

 2R 
2

Gm1m2  4
F1 = F 
1

4R 2
(Range)
Gm1m2
F1 =
F m1m2 R2
F1 = f
1
F  2  (Gravitational Acceleration) 
r

m1m2
F  G.
r2
g = 9.8 m/s2
G= g = 980 cm/s2
  g 1.625m/s2
9.8 m/s2  g G
N .m 2
G = 6.67 × 10 –11
kg 2
R
Remark :–
GM
 g
R2
M


M =
 (Conservative Force)–  R =

R2
 g
(i) g
1 q1 .q2
Ex :– (F) = 4  . r 2 (ii) g
o

m1m2
(F) = G
R2
(iii)
 mm (iv) g
(F) = o 1 2 2
4 r
1.
1. 3% g

Sol. 3% × 2 = 6%
Gm1m2 2. g
Sol. F  .... (i)
R2
Physics By Khan Sir KGS (33.)
GM Gm Gm
Sol. g = .... (i) g' 
R2  2R 2
4R2
GM Gm 1
g1 = 3R 2 g' 
  R2 4

GM g' g
g1 = 4
9R2
2. g
GM 6400 km
g1 = 2
R 9
Gm
Sol. g = — .... (i)
g1 = g 9 R2

 g Gm
g1 
(i)  R  h 2 — .... (ii)
g
1
(ii) g g1  g 
4

Gm
(iii) g
(i ) g R2
= g1 = Gm
(ii )
(iv) g  R  h2

g Gm  R  h 
2
(v) 17 g
 2 
g R Gm
4

4=
 R  h
2

2
R
 R  h
4 =  R 

6400  h
2  2  6400  6400  h
 g 6400
g h = 6400
Gm  g
g=
R2 h
R
 h
h
g 1  g 1  
 R
Gm R
g
 R  h 2
3. g
 h
Sol. g '  g 1  R 
1. g
 R
g '  g 1  
Gm  R
Sol. g  R  h 2 .... (i)
  g' = g(1 – 1)
g' = 1 × 0
Gm
g' g' =0
 R  R 2
Physics By Khan Sir KGS (34.)
Remark :– g
g
1
6
or)
 (Orbital Velocity) 

V0  gR

 (Kepler's
Laws of Planetary Motion)
Remark :– (i)
8 km/s
 (Escape Velocity)

Scape velocity = Ve  2 gR
(ii)

 11.2 km/s
 59.5 km/s
 2.3 km/s
 42 km/s



(iii)
 (Relation
Between Escape Velocity and Orbital Speed)
= 2gR

Ve = 2  gR

Ve= 2 × Vo 2a
Ve  2 Vo –a

 (Artificial Satellite) T2  a3
Ex :– 8

Physics By Khan Sir KGS (35.)


2a = 8 4. 300 N
 a=4
a3 = 64
Sol. = 300 N
T2  a3 = 300 × 6
2
T  64 w = 1800
T8
Remark :–
6
w = mg
1800 = m × 10
m = 180 Kg
(Difference Between Mass and Weight) 5. 50 kg

 (Mass) 
Sol.
w = mg
w = 50 × 10
 kg = 500

 g =
6
500
 (Weight) = = 83.3 N
6
6. 90 kg

Sol. 90 kg
 SI Remark :–
1. g
W  mg

1. 40 kg 2. g
Sol. w = mg
= 40 × 10 = 400 N 3.
2. 1800 N

Sol.
6
(Weight of Object in Lift)
1
1800 × = 300 N (i)
6
3. 90 Kg
(ii)

Sol. W = mg
(iii)
90 × 10 = 900

(iv)
6
(v) g
900
= = 150 N
6
Physics By Khan Sir KGS (36.)
Sol.
W = m (g+a) W = mg
a=w = 200 (10 + 5) = 200 × 10
= 200 × 15 = 2000 N
= 3000
a = wt = W = m (g – a)
= 200 (10 – 5)
= 200 × 5
= 1000
W = mg.
2. 6 m/s2
50 kg
w  m  g  a = +ve
= –ve a = 6 m/s2
1. 200 kg m = 50 kg
5 m/s2 5 m/s2
Sol. change



Physics By Khan Sir KGS (37.)


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10. (Simple Hormonic Motion )

 
(i)
(ii)
Amplitude

Ex :–


(iii)
1 =4
 (iv)
3 × 4 = 12
(v)

(vi)

(vii)

1. 4 cm S.H.M 5

Sol. 1 =4
5 = 20 (viii) S.H.M.
5 = 20 × 4 = 80 cm
 (Time period)

l l1 l2

l
T  2 
g

Remark :– Ex :– 5% 2.5
%
 g –
(i) g
 (T)  l (ii) g

Physics By Khan Sir KGS (38.)


(iii) g 4.

(iv) g l
Sol. T = 2 g
(v) g
l 2 l
2 = 2 2

g
Ex :– g

1 l
2. T 
 g

1 l
l 
Sol. = T = 2 3.14 g
g
Squaring both side
l 2 2
2  1   l 
= T' = g
   
6  3.14   9.8 
6l l 1 l
T' = 2 g T' = 2 g  6 
9.8 9.8
T' = T 6 l = 1 meter.
3.  S.H.M. y  A sin . t
l A=
Sol. T = 2 [ g = 0]   2 n
g
w=
l
T = 2 T= t=0
0
5. y = 3 sin 10 t
 S.H.M
Sol. y = A sin wt
y = 3 sin 10 t
A =3
 = 10
2h = 10   2 h
5
h =


T =
5
6. S.H.M y = 10 sin
18t
Sol. y = 10sin 18 t
y = A sinwt
A = 10
w = 18 w  2 h
 2h = 18
h = 9 Hz



Physics By Khan Sir KGS (39.)


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11. (Pressure)

 

 B.P

 1.013 × 105 N/m2 76 cm


  Altimeter

 
1. (Solid Pressure) 
2. (Atmospheric Pressure)– ATM
3. (Fluid Pressure) – hdg 
4. (Bubble Pressure) 
1. (Solid Pressure) 4. (Fluid Pressure) 

 Note :–

= hdg


low pressure
thin wall

 N/m2
 1 = 760 thick
thick wall wall
high pressure
 1 = 106
 1 = 1.33 × 103 N/m2
1. 3
2. [Atomspheric Pressure (ATM)]
kg/m3

Sol. = hdg
= 20 × 3 × 10
 = 600 N/m2
4. (Bubble Pressure)

Physics By Khan Sir KGS (40.)


 (Bernoulli's Theorem)

 1


(Pascal's Law)


JCB

(Viscocity)

Ex :–
(i)
(ii)

  (iii)
 

(iv)

(v)

Case (I) :– (vi)

Case (II) :– (Surface Tension)


Viscometer
> > >

Physics By Khan Sir KGS (41.)
 (Capilary)
N
 =  2 r cos
meter

 
r

h
r2hg
Ex :–
1.
2.


3.
 Ex :–
(i)
Ex :– (ii)
1. (iii)
(iv)
(v)
2.
(vi)
3.
 (vii)
Ex :–
1.
2.

2t cos 
H
3. rdg
 (Cohesive Force) T =
r =
Ex :– d =
 =

 (Adhesive Force)


  g
Ex :–
(i) 1. 10 N/m 180°
(ii) 2 cm 5 kg/m
2

(Hf)
 2  10  cos180
Sol.
Ex :– Feviquick, Permanent Marker, Lakme lipstick etc. 0.02  5  10
 Primer
4  1
= = – 20m
0.2
Physics By Khan Sir KGS (42.)
 (Meniscus) 

 


 (Meta Center) 

 (Density)
kg/m3

=
(1) + = – 135°
(2) + = 8° 
(3) + = 0° Ex :– etc.
 0° 
 0°
 (90°)

 (90°


 (Archimedes Principle)

Case (I) :– > 


Case (II) :– =
Case (III) :– <
5 kg 

1 kg

4 kg

Physics By Khan Sir KGS (43.)


 

1 =

10
9
=
10
 4°C 0° C Note :– 1000 kg/m3
1. 0.8 kg/m3

 4°C 4°C
0° C 10°C 8
= = 800 kg/m
10°C 0°C 10 1000
4°C 2. 20m3
250 kg/m3

0°C 10°C x 250


0°C 4°C 10°C  =x=5
20 1000
4°C
= min 3. 0.5

4°C
80
x 500
 = x = 40
80 1000
0°C 10°C
Note :–

 (Relative Density)
Ex :–



Physics By Khan Sir KGS (44.)

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