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proof of Kepler's 2nd​

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Answered by khushboochoudhary99
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Explanation:

Kepler's Second Law Revisited. "Equal areas in equal times" means the rate at which area is swept out on the orbit (dA/dt) is constant. So Kepler's Second Law Revised: The rate at which a planet sweeps out area on its orbit is equal to one-half its angular momentum divided by its mass (the specific angular momentum).

Answered by sara8952
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Kepler's Second law

the rate at which a planet sweeps out area on its orbit is equal to one - half its angular momentum divided by its mass.

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