An carth satellite revolves at a height h from the surface of the carth. If R is the radius of the carth and the field strength on its surface is g. the velocity of the satellite is given by KR R+h R+h Reh D gR R+h

An carth satellite revolves at a height h from the surface of the carth. If R is the radius of the carth and the field strength on its surface is g. the velocity of the satellite is given by KR R+h R+h Reh D gR R+h

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14. An carth satellite revolves at a height h from
the surface of the carth. If R is the radius of
the carth and the field strength on its
surface is g. the velocity of the satellite is
given by
R+h
R
R+h
Rah
D.
R+h

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