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Gravitation_AHL_P1 1. [1 mark] The diagram shows 5 gravitational equipotential lines. The gravitational potential on each line is indicated. A point mass m is placed on the middle line and is then released. Values given in MJ kg 1. Which is correct about the direction of motion and the acceleration of the point mass? 1

2. [1 mark] A moon of mass M orbits a planet of mass 100M. The radius of the planet is R and the distance between the centres of the planet and moon is 22R. What is the distance from the centre of the planet at which the total gravitational potential has a maximum value? A. 2R B. 11R C. 20R D. 2R and 20R 2

3. [1 mark] A satellite orbiting a planet moves from orbit X to orbit Y. What is the change in the kinetic energy and the change in the gravitational potential energy as a result? 3

4. [1 mark] The mass of the Earth is M E and the mass of the Moon is M M. Their respective radii are R E and R M. Which is the ratio? A. B. C. D. 5. [1 mark] A spacecraft moves towards the Earth under the influence of the gravitational field of the Earth. The three quantities that depend on the distance r of the spacecraft from the centre of the Earth are the I. gravitational potential energy of the spacecraft II gravitational field strength acting on the spacecraft III. gravitational force acting on the spacecraft. Which of the quantities are proportional to? A. I and II only B. I and III only C. II and III only D. I, II and III 4

6. [1 mark] A satellite at the surface of the Earth has a weight W and gravitational potential energy Ep. The satellite is then placed in a circular orbit with a radius twice that of the Earth. What is the weight of the satellite and the gravitational potential energy of the satellite when placed in orbit? 5

7. [1 mark] The graph shows the variation of the gravitational potential V with distance r from the centre of a uniform spherical planet. The radius of the planet is R. The shaded area is S. What is the work done by the gravitational force as a point mass m is moved from the surface of the planet to a distance 6R from the centre? A. m (V2 V1 ) B. m (V1 V2 ) C. ms D. S 6

8. [1 mark] Four uniform planets have masses and radii as shown. Which planet has the smallest escape speed? 9. [1 mark] A satellite of mass 1500 kg is in the Earth s gravitational field. It moves from a point where the gravitational potential is 30 MJ kg 1 to a point where the gravitational potential is 20 MJ kg 1. What is the direction of movement of the satellite and the change in its gravitational potential energy? 7

10. [1 mark] A satellite orbits a planet. Which graph shows how the kinetic energy E K, the potential energy E P and the total energy E of the satellite vary with distance x from the centre of the planet? 8

11. [1 mark] Two spherical objects of mass M are held a small distance apart. The radius of each object is r. Point P is the midpoint between the objects and is a distance R from the surface of each object. What is the gravitational potential at point P? A. B. C. D. 0 9

12. [1 mark] At the surface of a planet of radius r, the gravitational field strength is g and the gravitational potential is V. Which gives the gravitational field strength and gravitational potential at a height 3r above the surface? 13. [1 mark] The gravitational field strength at a point X in a gravitational field is defined as the force A. per unit mass on a mass placed at X. B. on a mass placed at X. C. per unit mass on a small point mass placed at X. D. on a small point mass placed at X. 10

14. [1 mark] The sketch graph shows how the gravitational potential V of a planet varies with distance r from the centre of the planet of radius R 0. The magnitude of the gravitational field strength at the point r=r equals the A. area between the graph and the r-axis between r=r and r=r 0. B. gradient of the graph at r=r. C. inverse of the gradient of the graph at r=r. D. value of V at r=r divided by R 2. 11

15. [1 mark] A satellite is in orbit about Earth at a distance r from the centre of Earth. The gravitational potential energy of the satellite is E P and its kinetic energy is E K. The radius of Earth is R E. Which graph shows how both E P and E K vary with r? 12

16. [1 mark] M is a spherical mass situated far away from any other masses. Which of the following represents gravitational equipotential surfaces having constant potential difference between them? 17. [1 mark] A satellite is moved from a low orbit to a higher orbit. Which of the following accurately describes the energy of the satellite? 13

18. [1 mark] At the surface of a planet of radius r, the gravitational potential is 6.4 10 7 J kg 1. The gravitational potential at a height of r above the surface is A. 12.8 10 7 J kg 1. B. 6.4 10 7 J kg 1. C. 3.2 10 7 J kg 1. D. 1.6 10 7 J kg 1. 19. [1 mark] A satellite in close-earth orbit moves to an orbit further from the Earth s surface. Which of the following concerning the speed of the satellite and its gravitational potential energy in the new orbit is correct? 14

20. [1 mark] The escape speed of a rocket from the surface of Earth depends on the universal gravitational constant G. Other factors that may affect the escape speed are the I. mass of Earth II. radius of Earth III. mass of the rocket. Which of the above factors is/are correct? A. I and II only B. I and III only C. II only D. III only 15

21. [1 mark] Which of the diagrams below best represents the equipotential surfaces around two identical point masses? Printed for HAEF (Psychico College) International Baccalaureate Organization 2018 International Baccalaureate - Baccalauréat International - Bachillerato Internacional 16