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A straight rod of length `L` extends from `x=a` to `x=L+a`. Find the gravitational force exerts on a point mass `m` at `x=0` is (if the linear density of rod`mu=A+Bx^(2)`)

A

`Gm [A((1)/(a+L)-(1)/(A))-BL]`

B

`Gm [A((1)/(a)-(1)/(a+L))+BL]`

C

`Gm [A((1)/(a+L)-(1)/(a))+BL]`

D

`Gm [A((1)/(a)-(1)/(a+L))-BL]`

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The correct Answer is:
B

dm=rdx
`=(A+Bx^2)dx`
`F=int_(a)^(a+L)(Gmd M)/(x^2)=Gm int_(a)^(a+L)((A+Bx^2dx)dx)/(x^2)`
`=Gm[int_(a)^(a+L) (A)/(x^2)dx+a int_(a)^(a+L)Bdx]`
`F=4m[A((1)/(a)-(1)/(a+L))]=BL`
`=GM[A((L)/(a(a+L)))+Bl]`
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