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Suppose nasa wants a satellite to revolve around earth 5 times a day. what should be the radius of its orbit if we neglect the presence of the moon? (g=6.67*10^ -11 n*m^2/kg^2, mearth=5.97*10^24 kg). answer is 1.44*10^7 m

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