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INVESTIGATORY — ares
PROJECT
GRAVITATION
NAME- Mohit Kumar Sahu
CLASS- XI Science
SUBJECT - Physics
Ororic - Gravitation
8 SUBMITTED TO- MRS.
é AISHWARYA PATROACKNOWLEDGEME
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I would like to express my
sincere gratitude to our
physics laboratory teacher
(Teacher's Name) for
this vital support, guidance and
encouragement without which
this project would not have
come forth from my side. I
wish to extend my heartiest
thanks to my parents and my
friends for their undivided
support and interest which
inspired me and encouraged me
to go ahead.
(Your
Signature)CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the entitle
Gravitation. project by (Your
Name) of class XI is in
accordance to the topic allotted
to him. This project is
submitted in partial fulfillment
of the Summative Assessments.
It embodies original work done
by him under my supervision and
guidance.
Signature of internal
examiner
Signature of external
examiner G
Signature of supervisiorCONTENTS
1. Acknowledgement
2. Certificate
3. Abstract
4. Methodology
5. Data Contents
6. Data Analysis
7. Conclusion
8. BibliographyABSTRACT
Every body in the universe attracts
every other body with a force
called force of
GRAVITATION. Thus, gravitation is
the force of attraction between
any two bodies in the universe. The
attraction between sun and earth
and a table and chair lying ina room
are some examples of gravitation.
Gravitation is weakest of the four
basic forces.
Gravity is a special case of
gravitation, about which we are
going to discuss in details in this C)
project.METHODOLOGY
Far the accomplishment of this project
investigation has been preferred Ths project has
Leen conducted by Keen observation on the
objects that act unaer the Law Of Grantaton AL
objects or particles undergo gravitation and this
isan example of how ideas in science develgp into
(ans and’ theories ro know about the motion of
heareny bodesDATA CONTENTS
In this project we are going to focus on;
» Kepler's Three Laws of Planetary
Motion.
» Applications of Kepler's Law.
» Newton's Universal Law Of Gravitation.
» What is Freefall ?
» What is acceleration due to gravity ?
» Difference between Kepler's Law and
Newton's Law.
» Theories about planetary motion.
> What is weightlessness ?
's Universal Law
of GravitaionDATA ANALYSIS
1.Kepler’s Three Laws Of
Planetary Motion :-
* The law of Orbital -
All planets move in elliptical orbits
around the sun with the sun at one
focus.
The laws of Area -
The line Joining centre of a planet
and the sun sweeps equal areas in
equal interval of time, that is the
areal velocity of the planet around
the sun is constant.
The laws of Period or Harmonic
law -
The square of time period of
revolution of a planet around the
sun is proportional to the cube of
the semi major axis of its elliptical 0
orbit.2.Applications of kepler’s law -
» Solar System
» Artificial Satellite
» Moor’'s revolution around the planet
» Whenever inverse square law is
involved
3. Newton's universal law of
gravitation -
Every particle in the universe attracts
other particle with a force which is
directly proportional to the product
of their masses and inversely
proportional to the square of the
istance between them.
r
mx mM,
R=R=6— 5
Here, F1 and F2 are magnitude of
gravitational force and m1 and m2 are
masses of two paricles, r is the
distance between both the particles
and G is universal gravitational
constant.4.What is free fall ?
The motion of a body under the
influence of gravity alone is called
freefall. If we neglect the resistance
or friction of fered by air, the fall of
a body in air is a free fall.
5.What is acceleration due to
gravity ?
When a body falls freely toward the
surface of earth, its velocity
continuously increases. The
acceleration developed in its motion is
called acceleration due to gravity
which is produced when the object is
freely falling under the gravitational
pull of the earth is called acceleration
due to gravity. It is denoted by 'g’.
And is a vector quantity directed
toward the earth independent of
mass, size and shape of the body.
Closéa (ettipse) \6. Difference between kepler’s
and newton’s law :-
Serial no. | Newton's law Kepler's
law
1
About motion
and force.
It is kinematics.
Involve
interaction
between objects.
Relation among
force, mass,
distance and
time.
Motion of
planetary system.
It is dynamics.
Do not involve
Interaction.
Relation among
distance and time
only6. Theories about planetary motion :-
Since ancient time, scientists have been studying
the motion of celestial objects like sun, moon,
planets, etc.
Some of these note-worthy theories are as follows -
6.1 Geocentric model: According to this model,
“the earth remained stationary at the centre and
all planets, moon, sun and other stars revolve
around the sun".
6.2 Heliocentric model: In 1543, Nicolaus
Copernicus suggested that “the sun is at the
centre of the solar system and the earth and
other planets revolve around it”.
6.3 Aryabhatta's contribution: Aryabhatta
proposed that “the earth revolve round the sun
along with other planets and also rotates around
its own axis".
7. What is weightlssness ?
When a body presses against a supporting surfae,
the supportin surface exerts opposite force on
the body. This force of reaction creates a feeling
of weight and if somehow this reaction force
becomes zero,CONCLUSION
Newton's law as well as Kepler's law
has helped us a lot in the field of
gravitation and also in the field of
physics. His concept was also used
in technology of rocket propulsion,
hence he is considered one of the
greatest physics.
From Kepler's 34 law we can
deduce the law of gravitation.
Gravitation give us idea about the
theories of planetary motion like;
Geocentric model, HeliocentricBIBLIOGRAPHY
* Www.guorda.com
> https://en.wikipedia.or:
» Physics NCERT book, XI
» Concepts of physics (H.C. VERMA)
O. P. Agarwal - CBSE Board Class 12 Chemistry - Solved Papers 2008-2017 in Level of Difficulty Chapters With 3 Sample Papers-Disha Publication (2017) PDF