yes i know that but could any one please solve it.
I guess the main equations are required (as i have "manipulated"
...lol XD )
for (a) g proptional to 1/R^2
for (b)
g proptional to M
for (c) g proptional to M/R^2
You have provided the answers yourself.
The remaining to be done is basic O level E maths proportions
questions.
Try it first.
A level physics is a lot of calculations... The physics of it is
coming up with the correct equations; the remaining is maths.