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question 3.2-2.6, they all go together
For a spacecraft or satellite with some eccentricity (hp -300 km and ha = 500 km) at 35 degree inclination what is
the best estimate below ( degrees/day) the nodal regression rate?
3.2) First, what is the eccentricity?
A.J0.15678
B.) 0.021234
C.) 0.01985
D.) 0.07839
E.) 0.10123
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3.3) What is the parameter p?
A.)6425
B.) 6737
C.) 6678
D.) 6878
E.)6678
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3.4) What is the resulting nodal regression rate for the orbit with some eccentricity?
A.)-7. B.)-6.7 C.)-6.6 D.) -6.4 E.)-3.2
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3.5) Given a terrestrial 365.24 day period, what is the ascending node "progression" rate required to obtain a sun-
synchronous orbit?
A.) -1.,
B.) 1.,
C.) 0.986
D.) 0.956
E.) 0.925
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3.6) For an altitude of 800 kilometers, what inclination satisfies this ascending node motion rate?
C.) 97.9
A.)95.8
B.) 96.8
D.) 98.6
E.) 101.1
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Transcribed Image Text:question 3.2-2.6, they all go together For a spacecraft or satellite with some eccentricity (hp -300 km and ha = 500 km) at 35 degree inclination what is the best estimate below ( degrees/day) the nodal regression rate? 3.2) First, what is the eccentricity? A.J0.15678 B.) 0.021234 C.) 0.01985 D.) 0.07839 E.) 0.10123 Answer: 3.3) What is the parameter p? A.)6425 B.) 6737 C.) 6678 D.) 6878 E.)6678 Answer: 3.4) What is the resulting nodal regression rate for the orbit with some eccentricity? A.)-7. B.)-6.7 C.)-6.6 D.) -6.4 E.)-3.2 Answer: 3.5) Given a terrestrial 365.24 day period, what is the ascending node "progression" rate required to obtain a sun- synchronous orbit? A.) -1., B.) 1., C.) 0.986 D.) 0.956 E.) 0.925 Answer: 3.6) For an altitude of 800 kilometers, what inclination satisfies this ascending node motion rate? C.) 97.9 A.)95.8 B.) 96.8 D.) 98.6 E.) 101.1 Answer:
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