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4. Suppose a newborn panda bear of mass 98.0 kg is exhibiting uniform circular motion while...

4. Suppose a newborn panda bear of mass 98.0 kg is exhibiting uniform circular motion while

orbiting a neutron star of mass 1.50*10^21 kg and radius 3.50*10^5 m. The distance that the

bear maintains from the surface of the neutron star is 50:0 km. What is the magnitude of the

baby panda's tangential velocity?

Solutions

Expert Solution

Given,

mass of the new born panda bear, m = 98 kg

mass of the neutron star, M = 1.5 * 1021 kg

radius of the star, r = 3.50 * 105 m = 350 * 103 m

distance of panda bear from the surface of the star, d = 50 km = 50 * 103 m

Hence distance of panda bear from the center of the neutron star, R = r + d

                                                                                                               = 350 * 103 + 50 * 103

                                                                                                               = 400 * 103 m

Now,

Gravitational force between the neutron star and panda bear, F1 = GMm / R2

Let the tangential velocity of panda bear be v

Due to the circular motion, centrifugal force, F2 = mv2 / R

for circular motion, F1 = F2

=> GMm / R2 = mv2 / R

=> v2 = GM / R

=> v =

put the values,

=> v =

         = = 4.4746 * 102 m/s

=> v = 447.46 m/s

thus tangential velocity of the panda bear is 447.46 m/s


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