2. A spacecraft approaches Mars (see figure below) with a velocity at Mars' Sol (Sphere ofInfluence) of V-1.8000km/s and with an offset distance of A=9000.0km. To avoidcollision with Mars (you can think of why it would collide with Mars separately), thespacecraft is to be inserted into a circular orbit with radius rc = 7000km.Mars Solr=7000.0kmv 1.8000km/sA=9000.0kmNOT TO SCALE! Sketch the velocities, keep it approximately to scale with respect to each other(the velocities).

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