4. The minimum and maximum velocities of a moon rotating around Uranus are= v - V,and v,= v+v,. Find the eccentricity in terms of v and v,.minmax

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4. The minimum and maximum velocities of a moon rotating around Uranus are V. min = v - V, and v, = v+v,. Find the eccentricity in terms of v and v,. max

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4. The minimum and maximum velocities of a moon rotating around Uranus are
= v - V,
and v,
= v+v,. Find the eccentricity in terms of v and v,.
min
max

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