The exercise is as following:
Calculate the acceleration, force and velocity of an object thrown in a hole through the centre of the Earth, assuming the density of the Earth is homogeneous at points 0, half way between surface and centre, and in the centre. So far I've managed to calculate the force and acceleration, but since the acceleration is dependant on the distance travelled/ to the centre, I haven't found a way to calculate the velocity.
#Hole through the earth
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This is the original exercise in German, I've used a(r) = (GM * r^3)/(r^2 R^3) = g * r / R
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Where can I go if no one can solve this?
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Anyone?
hearty shadow
you could find a potential energy function and use that to find velocity