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Chapter1: Units And Measurement

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3. (a) At which of the indicated positions does the satellite in elliptical orbit experience the greatest gravitational force?

(b) Have the greatest speed?

(d) The greatest momentum?

(e) The greatest KE?

(f) The greatest gravitational PE?

(g) The greatest total mechanical energy?

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