Physics, asked by robin96, 1 year ago

what is period of revolution of a satellite.? ​

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Answered by BrainlyGod
6

Hi friend here is your answer.

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T=(2×pi)×root(r^3/Gm)

T=time period

r=radius and G=Gravitational constant

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Answered by shantanu786
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it's is given by the relation ,,,

2πr/ speed(tangential velocity)

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it depends on the height of the satellite also.


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