At perihelion, a planet will have     maximum energy of position and maximum energy of motion     maximum energy of position and minimum energy of motion     maximum energy of motion and minimum energy of position     minimum energy of position and minimum energy of motion

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  1. At perihelion, a planet will have

       

    maximum energy of position and maximum energy of motion

       

    maximum energy of position and minimum energy of motion

       

    maximum energy of motion and minimum energy of position

       

    minimum energy of position and minimum energy of motion

     

    During most of Voyager 1's two-year journey to Jupiter, the spacecraft was

       

    slowing down with respect to the Sun

       

    moving with a constant speed with respect to the Sun

       

    speeding up with respect to the Sun

     

    1. You are in an elliptical orbit about the Earth and at perigee you fire rocket engines to slow down.  Then, as a result:

         

      your apogee distance will increase and your perigee distance won't change

         

      your apogee distance will decrease and your perigee distance won't change

         

      your perigee distance will decrease and your apogee distance won't change

         

      your perigee distance will increase and your apogee distance won't change

     

    1. During a launch, all of the energy stored in the fuel is converted into the vehicle's energy of motion.

       True

       False

      1. During a typical launch from Earth, the three main forces acting on a launch vehicle are

           

        thrust, gravity, and lunar tides

           

        thrust, gravity, and atmospheric drag

           

        gravity, the contact force, and atmospheric drag

           

        thrust, aerodynamic lift, and centrifugal force

        1. A satellite is orbiting the Earth every 100 minutes.  It fires its engines and decreases its speed with respect to the center of the Earth.  After the engines are shut off again, the satellite will continue orbiting, but now it might take

             

          90 minutes to orbit the Earth

             

          110 minutes to orbit the Earth

     

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