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A 400kg satellite in a circular orbit of radius 2 Re about the earth calculate the kinetic energy potential energy and total energy of the satellite? `R_E = 6.4xx10^6m M = 6xx10^(24)kg`
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A 400kg satellite in a circular orbit of radius 2 Re about the earth calculate the kinetic energy potential energy and total energy of the satellite? `R_E = 6.4xx10^6m M = 6xx10^(24)kg` [?]
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