A satellite moves in orbit about the Earth at a height of 9500 km above the...
A satellite moves in orbit about the Earth at a height of 9500 km above the Earth's surface. Find: a) the velocity of the satellite; b) its period of rotation; c) the magnitude of the Earth's gravitational force on the satellite if it has a mass of 2500 kg; d) if the satellite's velocity is increased by 20%, at what height must it now orbit above the Earth? (Note: Changing the satellite's velocity also changes the satellite's period of rotation).
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