AEROSPACE ENGINEERING PROBLEM EDITED. (20 pts) A spacecraft is launched on a mission to Mars starting...

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING PROBLEM

EDITED.

(20 pts) A spacecraft is launched on a mission to Mars starting from a 300 km
circular parking orbit. Calculate the departure angle, of the departure hyperbola.

May I please get some help, Thank You

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