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3) Three artificial satellites revolve round the earth in 9, 10,12 days respectively to complete one round. If all the three stared at the same place on first January 2021, on which date all the three will meet at the same place for the first next.

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Answered by friends1664

First we have to take LCM of 9,10,12.

Then the multiple of that number which will come we have to divide by 2021.

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Answered by khushidas93

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These are three common orbits: ... Medium Earth orbit (MEO) – most MEO satellites are at an altitude of 20,000 km, and time for one orbit is 12 hours. Geostationary orbit (GEO) – 36,000 km above the Earth.

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3) Three artificial satellites revolve round the earth in 9, 10,12 days respectively to complete one round. If all the three stared at the same place on first January 2021, on which date all the three will meet at the same place for the first next.​

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First we have to take LCM of 9,10,12.

Then the multiple of that number which will come we have to divide by 2021.

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3) Three artificial satellites revolve round the earth in 9, 10,12 days respectively to complete one round. If all the three stared at the same place on first January 2021, on which date all the three will meet at the same place for the first next.