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The path of a very small satellite S in an elliptical orbit around a massive spherical...
The path of a very small satellite S in an
elliptical orbit around a massive spherical planet
P is shown in the figure. The distance from 3 to 4
is the same as from 4 to 5, 9 to 10, and 10 to 11.
True False Greater than Less than Equal to The KE of
S varies with position.
True False Greater than Less than Equal to The speed at
S at position '8' is ... at '2'.
True False Greater than Less than Equal to The angular
momentum of S is constant
True False Greater than Less than Equal to The total PE
+ KE at '2' is .... at '6'.
True False Greater than Less than Equal
to P could be located at X for the
orbit of S shown.
True False Greater than Less than Equal to The magnitude
of the force on S at '1' is ... at '5'
True False Greater than Less than Equal
to S has a minimum speed at '10'
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The solution for above mentioned true or false statement is given with specific reasons in following attachment of 2 pages.
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