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If `x_(1)` is the magnitude of gravitational potential excatly midway between earth and surface and `x_(2)` is the square of angular velocity of rotation of earth around its own axis such that alll bodies equator are in square of angular velocity of rotation of earth around its own axis such that al bodies equator are in floating position. Now if `(x_(1))/(x_(2))=[1+(3)/(x)]R^(2)`. Find the value of x.

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