Physics, 24.01.2022 19:20, ubdental

A satellite close to the Earth (at a height of about 200 km) has an orbital speed of 8km/s. Taking the radius of the orbit as approximately equal to the Earth's radius of 6400 km, calculate the time it takes to make one orbit.

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A satellite close to the Earth (at a height of about 200 km) has an orbital speed of 8km/s. Taking t...