Gravitational Potential Energy

Gravitation field and intensity||Acceleration due to gravity||Charge in value OF G due to height and depth||Gravitational Potential energy||Gravitational potential||G-Potential due to Sphere solid and hollow||Examples

Gravitation Potential Energy||Gravitaional Potential

A particle is projected at an angle theta=30^(@) with the horizontal. Two students A and B have drawn the variation of kinetic energy and gravitational potential energy of the particle as a function of time taking the point of projection as the reference level for the gravitational potential energy. Who is wrong and why?

Acceleration due to gravity||gravitational potential and potential energy

Bohr Model in Gravitation and Magnetism|| Potential Energy Reference

Bohr Model in Gravitation and Magnetism||Potential Energy Reference

A light spring is vertical and a mass less pan is attached to it. Force constant of the spring is k. A block of mass m is gently dropped on the pan. Plot the variation of spring potential energy, gravitation potential energy and the total potential energy of the system as a function of displacement (x) of the block. For gravitational potential energy take referece level to the initial postion of the pan.

GRAVITATION & POTENTIAL ENERGY