Physics, asked by trinish, 10 months ago

derive the energy of an orbiting satellite.

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Answered by vivekchowdary2006

The total energy of a satellite is just the sum of its gravitational potential and kinetic energies. ... The centripetal force on a satellite in a circular orbit is provided by gravity. Set the two equations equal to one another and solve for v. The equation so derived will be used twice.

Answered by fluffy46

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The total energy of a satellite is just the sum of its gravitational potential and kinetic energies. ...

The centripetal force on a satellite in a circular orbit is provided by gravity. Set the two equations equal to one another and solve for v.

The equation so derived will be used twice.

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