the orbital velocity of satellite very near to surface of a v. Its orbital velocity at an altitude 7 times the radius of the earth
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we know that for a satellite moving in orbit
gravitational force = centripetal force
so,
GMm / r2 = mv2 / r
Here r is the radius of the earth as the satellite is moving very close to it. Now,
by rearranging we get
v2 = GM/r
so, the orbital velocity will be
v = √(GM/r)
or as g = GM/r2
v = √(gr)
gravitational force = centripetal force
so,
GMm / r2 = mv2 / r
Here r is the radius of the earth as the satellite is moving very close to it. Now,
by rearranging we get
v2 = GM/r
so, the orbital velocity will be
v = √(GM/r)
or as g = GM/r2
v = √(gr)
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