Question about circular motion of planets

RoboNerd · May 7, 2016

I think I got 25 now. Could we move on to number 26? Thanks!

RedDelicious · May 7, 2016

RoboNerd said:

I think I got 25 now. Could we move on to number 26? Thanks!

That is what I was also helping you with.

What is the kinetic energy of satellite A in terms of the force on it?

What is the kinetic energy of satellite B in terms of the force on it?

Do you see the overlap? You can actually save yourself some computational time by thinking about how they will be related considering that they orbit the same body and have the same mass. What changes? What do you think that'll do to the kinetic energy?

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