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Somebody made a giant spherical cavity in the earth such that the earth's center and a point in the surface are diametrically opposite.

The someone drops a small ball from a small opening at the surface into the cavity. In how many minutes does the ball reach the center of earth???

16 comments:

  1. acc ke do expression to aa gaye but integrate nahi ho pa raha

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  2. PLEASE VISIT IN THE FOLLOWING LINK TO SEE MY DOUBT http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/magnetism-please-solve-this-mutimatching-problem-1014340.htm

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  3. i have only one conceptual doubt.It is a multimatching problem.only tell in column 2 option (s) matches with what options in column 1 and why?please give detail reasoning please.dont give shortcut reasoning please sir HELP ME!!!!

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  4. yr tune yeh link daalkar iss question ka saara essence khatam kar dia...

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  5. I CANT MAKE DIAGRAM IN THIS BLOG.SO SAMBHAV DONT FEEL BAD ABOUT ME PLEASE.I HAVE NO OTHER OPTION

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  6. someone else with a soln????

    anybody with any idea of the nature of field in the cavity??

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  7. field in a hollow sphere is uniform..?

    dunno anything about this....gravitational was left out...they told us that it would be covered in electrostatics

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  8. use the formula for acc (GM/R^2)*x/R for the 2 spheres and subt. then integrate and t1,t2

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  9. would the ball be ever able to reach the center of earth 'on its own' ?

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  10. maybe you people will get to know this later...

    but the field in a cavity in a uniform sphere is same as that at the centre of the cavity had there been no cavity.

    here, the field is that at R/2 when there was no cavity..which is equal to g/2...(remember that graph of g v/s r..its linear remember...)

    and sambhav..i guess it will...this ain't my question, so most probably its correct.

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  11. BHAIYA

    PLEASE TELL HOW TO SOLVE THIS QUESTION

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