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45. Two planets A and B orbit around their Sun, B being four times farther away than A from their Sun. Then the length of the year on B, compared to that A, would be



1) The same

2) Twice

3) Four times

4) Eight times



Solution:



From Kepler’s third law,



T^2 =\frac{4\pi^2}{GM} a^3

T-Planet's Period

a-semi major axis of the orbit

M- mass

G-Universal gravitational constant

T_A^2 =\frac{4\pi^2}{GM} a_A^3 ---(1)

T_B^2 =\frac{4\pi^2}{GM} a_B^3 ---(2)

Divide eq(2) by eq(1)

\frac{T_B^2}{T_A^2} =\frac{a_B^3}{ a_A^3}

\frac{T_B^2}{T_A^2} =\frac{(4X)^3}{(X)^3}

\frac{T_B^2}{T_A^2} =\frac{64X^3}{X^3}

\frac{T_B^2}{T_A^2} =64

\frac{T_B^2}{T_A^2} =64

{T_B^2} =64{T_A^2}

{T_B} =8{T_A}


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