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Solve Kepler's Law: Find Satellite's Period
oh yea Oo. welll yea it is really off but is that possible? maybe its in Earth's i have to convert it or something? which i don't know how- keeholee
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Solve Kepler's Law: Find Satellite's Period
yes i got .075 for the period. but isn't that way too small considering the distance from center of the Earth to artifical satellite is bigger than the mean distance from the center of the Earth to the moon?- keeholee
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Solve Kepler's Law: Find Satellite's Period
Kepler's Law help! Use this equation: T^2 of A / R^3 of A = T^2 of B / R^3 of B The moon has a period of 27.3 days and has a mean distance of 3.9*10^5 km from the center of the earth. Find the period of an artifical satellite that is 7.5*10^3 km from the center of the earth. How do i...- keeholee
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