1:543.11 A satellite in earth orbit has perigee and apogee radii ofr, = 7500km and r, = 16,000 km,respectively. Find its true anomaly 40 min after passing the true anomaly of 80°.(Ans.: 174.7°)

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3.11 A satellite in earth orbit has perigee and apogee radii of r,= 7500km and ra = 16,000km, respectively. Find its true anomaly 40 min after passing the true anomaly of 80°. (Ans.: 174.7°)