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Physics, 07.07.2019 16:00, jenistha123

Aspace probe approaches a planet and goes into a low orbit. if the orbiting probe's velocity is vx=−v sin(ωt), vy=v cos(ωt), v = 7.77 103 m/s, ω= 1.20 10-3 radians/s, what is the average magnitude of acceleration of the probe if it remains in orbit for 24 minutes?

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