jee_main_2026_22_january_morning - Gravitation Topics

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QUESTION #30 Escape Velocity
The escape velocity from a spherical planet A is 10 km/s. The escape velocity from another planet B whose density and radius are 10% of those of planet A, is \_\_\_\_ m/s.
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QUESTION #35 Gravitational Force and Superposition
Net gravitational force at the centre of a square is found to be F_1 when four particles having mass M, 2M, 3M and 4M are placed at the four corners of the square as shown in figure and it is F_2 when the positions of 3M and 4M are interchanged. The ratio fracF_1F_2 is fracalphasqrt5. The value of alpha is \_\_\_\_. {{IMG1}}
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