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T2 = [4
2/GM]
r3
T = SQRT[4
2/GM]
r3/2
G = 6.674 x 10-11 m3 kg-1
s-2
M = 5.972 x 1024 kg
SQRT[4
2/GM] =
SQRT[4
2/(6.674
x 10-11) x (5.972 x 1024)]
= 3.147 x 10-7
a) Echosar 12
r = 4.2164 x 107 m
T = (3.147 x 10-7) x (4.2164 x
107)3/2
= (3.147 x 10-7) x (2.738 x 1011)
= 8.617 x 104 s
b) Galaxy 17
Since this have the same r as that of the previous case,
T = 8.617 x 104 s
c) Direct TV12
r = 4.2163 x 107 m
T = (3.147 x 10-7) x (4.2163 x
107)3/2
= (3.147 x 10-7) x (2.738 x 1011)
= 8.616 x 104 s
d) THOR ABLESTAR DEB
r = 7.883 x 106 m
T = (3.147 x 10-7) x (7.883 x
106)3/2
= (3.147 x 10-7) x (2.216 x 1010)
= 6.966 x 103 s
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