The radius at periapsis of an Earth-orbiting spacecraft is 3Re. It's apoapsis radius is 5 Re. Let the mean anomaly M be equal to 1 radian. Carry out three iterations of the Newton- Raphson method by hand to approximate the value of eccentric anomaly, E, corresponding to M. Remember to show your work. State your answers in radians. a. What is your initial guess for eccentric anomaly, E? Call this guess Eo. b. To five decimal places, what is your result for the first iteration, E₁? c. To five decimal places, what is your result for the second iteration, E2? d. To five decimal places, what is your result for the third iteration, E3?

The radius at periapsis of an Earth-orbiting spacecraft is 3Re. It's apoapsis radius is 5 Re. Let the mean anomaly M be equal to 1 radian. Carry out three iterations of the Newton- Raphson method by hand to approximate the value of eccentric anomaly, E, corresponding to M. Remember to show your work. State your answers in radians. a. What is your initial guess for eccentric anomaly, E? Call this guess Eo. b. To five decimal places, what is your result for the first iteration, E₁? c. To five decimal places, what is your result for the second iteration, E2? d. To five decimal places, what is your result for the third iteration, E3?

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