Question

As the height of the satellite orbit gets lower the speed of the satellite

Answer 1

Answer:

the satellite must orbit at a speed of about 7,000 mph (11,300 kph).

Answer 2

As the height of the satellite object gets lower  the speed of the satellite increases

• The velocity of the satellite revolving at a distance of height ‘r’ from the surface of the earth is given by the formula

               $V=\sqrt{\frac{GMe}{r} }$

• By seeing  the formula it is clear that the velocity of the satellite is inversly proportional to square root of distance between the satellite and the earth surface
• If the satellite gets lower, the height of the satellite decreases which results in  increase in the speed of the the satellite