The gravitational force on a point mass m due to a point mass M is a gradient field withGMmpotential U(r) = - where G is the gravitational constant and r = √√x² + y² + z² is the1rdistance between the masses. Answer parts a through c.What is a vector t that is always tangent to this shape?O A. (-yz, -xz,2xy)OB. (x,y,z)OC. (-y,z,-x)O D. (xy.yz,2xz)

Write the expression for the potential energy. U(r)=GMmrU(r)=GMmx2+y2+z2

The gravitational force on a point mass m due to a point mass M is a gradient field with ²+²+z² is the GMm potential U(r) = -, where G is the gravitational constant and r = r distance between the masses. Answer parts a through c. ... What is a vector t that is always tangent to this shape? O A. (-yz, -xz,2xy) OB. (x,y,z) OC. (-y,z,-x) O D. (xy.yz,2xz)

The gravitational force on a point mass m due to a point mass M is a gradient field with ²+²+z² is the GMm potential U(r) = -, where G is the gravitational constant and r = r distance between the masses. Answer parts a through c. ... What is a vector t that is always tangent to this shape? O A. (-yz, -xz,2xy) OB. (x,y,z) OC. (-y,z,-x) O D. (xy.yz,2xz)

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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