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Asked by lovemaan5500 | 25 Sep, 2018, 07:00: PM
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Let W be the potential energy of the body at infinity. Let Vf be the speed of the body at infinity.
 
Total Energy E(∞) = (1/2)×m×Vf2 + W....................(1)
where m is mass of the body.
 
If Vi is the initial speed at earth's surface, then total energy at earth's surface E(R) is given as
 
E(R) = (1/2)×m×Vi2 - G×M×m/R+ W= (1/2)×m×Vi2 - 2×g×R + W∞  .................................(2)
where G is universal gravitational constant, M is mass of earth, R is radius of earth and g = GM/R2 is acceleration due to gravity.
 
By conservation of energy, E(∞) = E(R) .....................(3)

using eqns.(1), (2) and (3),  begin mathsize 12px style V subscript f superscript 2 space equals space square root of V subscript i superscript 2 space minus space 2 cross times g cross times R end root space equals space square root of 4 cross times left parenthesis 11.2 right parenthesis to the power of 2 to the power of space end exponent minus space left parenthesis 11.2 right parenthesis squared end root space equals space 11.2 cross times square root of 3 space equals 19.4 space k m divided by s end style
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