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3 the velocity by which object m
hits the earth is *

(GM/R)^0.5
1/2× (GMm/R)
- GMm/3R
4/3 × (GM/R)
(4/3 × GM/R)^0.5


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the velocity by which object mhits the earth is *(GM/R)^0.51/2× (GMm/R)- GMm/3R4/3 × (GM/R)(4/3

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