A spherical shell has the surface density p and its radius is R. The gravitational force between this shell and a small sphere of mass 0.25Kg locoted at the distance of r fram the centre of shell is given by GTR'p O None from these answers

A spherical shell has the surface density p and its radius is R. The gravitational force between this shell and a small sphere of mass 0.25Kg locoted at the distance of r fram the centre of shell is given by GTR'p O None from these answers

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A spherical shell has the surface density p and its radius is R, The gravitational force
between this shell and a small sphere of mass 0.25Kg locoted at the distance of rfrom
the centre of shell is given by
GTRP
O GRR?/3
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O None from these answers.

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