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Question 1
A satellite is in a circular orbit about Earth with altitude 600 km. What is
the magnitude of the velocity?
7.56 km/s
Correct!
Correct!
25.78 km/s
57.12 km/s
There is not enough information to determine the speed.
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Question 2
A satellite is in a circular orbit about Earth with altitude 700 km. What is
the period
of the orbit ?
98.77 min
Correct!
Correct!
3.07 min
15.72 min
There is not enough information to determine the period.
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Question 3
A satellite is in an elliptical orbit about Earth with periapsis altitude 600 km and
apoapsis altitude 1200 km. What is the period of the orbit ?
102.99 min
Correct!
Correct!
94.61 min
109.42 min
There is not enough information to determine the period.
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