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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
One quick last question. For a = v^2/r and T= 2 pi r/v would r =2400+300 or just 2400?- thelightsare
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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
Oh! THank you so much!- thelightsare
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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
I just really have trouble deciding which mass to use and wether "r" would mean to use the dist. between objects or the radius. I really really really want to understand and would love any help! Also, how do u check ur answers? It seems like valuable information to know.- thelightsare
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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
I always have a problem telling which data to use. Any hints or suggestions?- thelightsare
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Force of Gravity of Al on Mt. Everest
Thanks so much!- thelightsare
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How Do You Calculate Orbital Dynamics for a Satellite Around Planet X?
Homework Statement Planet X has a mass of 6.42x10^20 kg and a radius of 2400km. A satellite with a mass of 1500kg is in orbit around Planet X at an altitude of 300km. a) what is the Force of Gravity? b) What is the acceleration of the satellite while in orbit? c) Find the speed of the...- thelightsare
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Force of Gravity of Al on Mt. Everest
Hi! Thanks you for the welcome and your help. And just for reassurance, for r was i right to add the two values together?- thelightsare
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Force of Gravity of Al on Mt. Everest
Homework Statement In this problem find the force of gravity of Al. Al is standing at the top of Mt. Everest at an elevation of 8,848 m. Al has a mass of 58 kg. The Earth has a mass of 5.97e24 and a radius of 6.38e6m. What is the force of gravity acting on Al? Homework Equations F...- thelightsare
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