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Solve Orbital Velocity Equation: V=sqrt((g*R^2)/r)
this is the problem. Why can't you just use v^2=GM/r?- chris529911
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Solve Orbital Velocity Equation: V=sqrt((g*R^2)/r)
a=v^2/r is the equation for the normal component of acceleration a=GM/r^2 derived from F= GMm/r^2 a satellite orbiting the Earth only has a normal component of acceleration correct ?- chris529911
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Solve Orbital Velocity Equation: V=sqrt((g*R^2)/r)
I have a homework problem that involves the equation v=sqrt((g*R^2)/r) I am confused as to where this equation comes from. I know that Vcirc = sqrt((GM)/r) and Vesc = sqrt((2GM)/r)- chris529911
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