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3 point masses each of mass m are at corners of an equilateral triangle of side r their separation do not change when the system rotates about the center of the triangle
 
For this the time period of rotation is proportional to
 
a] r
 
b] r^1.5
 
c) m
 
d) m^-0.5
 
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ans is d
take any point mass let say a
b and c will exert gravitational force on a . they will be = in magnitude= f
let the angle bw the 2 forces on a be  .than the resultant of both the f's is
3f...
similarly for b and c also the resultant gravitational force is 3f.inclined at angle 30 to each side
now all these forces meet at the centre of the triangle. now the the radius of rotation is R =r/ 3
so we get
mv23/r = Gm3/r2
so v =Gm/r
 
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net gravitational force of attraction on each particle can be found by using the equilateral triangle:
It is 2 . Gm.m./r^2 * cos30
= 2 Gm^2 / r^2 * root(3) / 2
= root(3).G m^2 / r^2

this should be equal to centrifugal force.
mv^2 / r = root(3). G.m^2 / r^2
v^2 = root3. Gm/r
also v = 2. pi. r / t

4 pi^2. r^2 / t^2 = root(3). Gm/r
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t^2 is proportional to r^3 / Gm
so t is proportional to r^(3/2) / G^(-1/2) m^(-1/2)

Thus option b and d are correct
T is proportional to r^1.5 and m^-0.5

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