lfg

was thinking r is squared

what value should i put into for r?

just 5 r?

5R

4 = eR

k

this one umbreon

Oh

4R above

so yeah 5R

force is just weight

when you do that, you should find the weight is just 1/25th the weight on the surface

which is just mg

that equation I linked is used a lot tho from what I remeber

no its 9.8*R^2/(5R)^2

and there is like a magnetic version of it

if I recall

yes

which is the same thing Keepo

R^2 cancles

lmao

gdi leg

Yeah, the magneric equation is the same idea bopit

you are right

its not the exact same

Same form

except mass is like

different values

electric whatever

charage, G is a different constant

and negative

that too

specifically this

Fuck Maxwell

god damnit this fucking asshole

what

didn't give earth's radius on the ref.

its 9.8/25

gravity decrases as 1/r^2, so if you multiply teh radius by 5

wait is it not in terms of r?

it's actually 78.3 N

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

it decreased by 1/25

that is what you get

when you take

its 9.8/25*mass

I assumed it wanted the answer in terms of R

200 * 9.8 /25

but that is dumb

huh

=78.4

The trick to that question is that none of the values matter other than the fact that you go from a distance of 1R to 5R

I guess that and mass are the only values

but still

you need the equation we gave but the only thing that matters is what changes when you increase R

I always hated maxwell problems

wait

It was never about the math in the first place

couldn't he just calculate the weight

then divide by 25

yes

thats how algebra works

huh.

have you guys been telling him to do this?

that makes a lot of sense now

its the same thing but different order bopit

but just dividing by 25 is ez

It

is

the

same thing

tbh

linearity is a bitch aint it

havn't been paying attention

not going to argue this

this one also confused me