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Originally Posted by Ade Jimoh Fan Club
I have three easy ones:
3) Consider a celestial body (planet) of mass M and volume V consisting of material of uniform density M/V. If the body is spherical, then its radius is R=(3V/4{pi})1/3, and the free-fall acceleration on its surface is g=GM/R2=GM(4{pi}/3V)2/3, where G is the gravitational constant. Consider all possible shapes of the body. What is the largest g, that can be achieved at one point on a surface, and what is the shape of the body for which such acceleration is achieved?
Thanks again!!
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Asking Chris for answers to your HS homework project is out of line, Ade Jimoh!
Better Question: Chris, how often do you make Ade Jimoh look like toast, both in TC, and in weekly practices?
Follow-up question: How soon will Ade Jimoh be cut? Before, during TC, or near the end?