Science, asked by bina0veennaupriy, 1 year ago

A satellite of mass 'm' is moving round the earth with a speed 'v'. state the work done by the force of gravity on the satellite. justify ur answer.

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Answered by DiyanaN

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since work done = forc* displcmnt....in circular motion displsmnt is zero ths implies that work = 0

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