3.9 An earth-orbiting satellite has a perigee radius of 7000 km and an apogee radius of 10,000 km.(a) What true anomaly A0 is swept out between 1 = 0.5 h and t = 1.5 h after perigee passage?(b) What area is swept out by the position vector during that time interval?{ Ans.: (a) 128.7°; (b) 1.03(10*) km²}

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An earth-orbiting satellite has a perigee radius of 7000 km and an apogee radius of 10,000 km. (a) What true anomaly A0 is swept out between t = 0.5 h and t = 1.5 h after perigee passage? (b) What area is swept out by the position vector during that time interval?

An earth-orbiting satellite has a perigee radius of 7000 km and an apogee radius of 10,000 km. (a) What true anomaly A0 is swept out between t = 0.5 h and t = 1.5 h after perigee passage? (b) What area is swept out by the position vector during that time interval?

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3.9 An earth-orbiting satellite has a perigee radius of 7000 km and an apogee radius of 10,000 km.
(a) What true anomaly A0 is swept out between 1 = 0.5 h and t = 1.5 h after perigee passage?
(b) What area is swept out by the position vector during that time interval?
{ Ans.: (a) 128.7°; (b) 1.03(10*) km²}

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