7) A satellite of mass m orbits a planet of mass M with orbital radius R at a speed U and angular frequency W. Which of the equations is NOT CORRECT? GM GM (C) V²=. R GM (D) W²=. R? A) V? = gR (B) V?=. R

7) A satellite of mass m orbits a planet of mass M with orbital radius R at a speed U and angular frequency W. Which of the equations is NOT CORRECT? GM GM (C) V²=. R GM (D) W²=. R? A) V? = gR (B) V?=. R

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