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Page 1 of 4: Classical orbital elements and perturbations Problem 1(a) The figure shows a rotation described by Euler angles a, B and y. Take the blue x-axis to be the vernal equinox vector and the blue z-axis to be the Earth's spin axis, while the orbital plane is in red with perigee in the red X-axis direction. Identify each of the following classical orbital elements with one of the Euler angles, or None if appropriate. True anomaly: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above (b). Inclination: (check one) Oa OB OY O None of the above (c). Longitude of ascending node: (check one) Oa OB Oy ONone of the above (d) Argument of perigee: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above

Page 1 of 4: Classical orbital elements and perturbations Problem 1(a) The figure shows a rotation described by Euler angles a, B and y. Take the blue x-axis to be the vernal equinox vector and the blue z-axis to be the Earth's spin axis, while the orbital plane is in red with perigee in the red X-axis direction. Identify each of the following classical orbital elements with one of the Euler angles, or None if appropriate. True anomaly: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above (b). Inclination: (check one) Oa OB OY O None of the above (c). Longitude of ascending node: (check one) Oa OB Oy ONone of the above (d) Argument of perigee: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Page 1 of 4: Classical orbital elements and perturbations Problem 1(a) The figure shows a rotation described by Euler angles a, B and y. Take the blue x-axis to be the vernal equinox vector and the blue z-axis to be the Earth's spin axis, while the orbital plane is in red with perigee in the red X-axis direction. Identify each of the following classical orbital elements with one of the Euler angles, or None if appropriate. True anomaly: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above (b). Inclination: (check one) Oa OB OY O None of the above (c). Longitude of ascending node: (check one) Oa OB Oy ONone of the above (d) Argument of perigee: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:Page 1 of 4: Classical orbital elements and perturbations Problem 1(a) The figure shows a rotation described by Euler angles a, B and y. Take the blue x-axis to be the vernal equinox vector and the blue z-axis to be the Earth's spin axis, while the orbital plane is in red with perigee in the red X-axis direction. Identify each of the following classical orbital elements with one of the Euler angles, or None if appropriate. True anomaly: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above (b). Inclination: (check one) Oa OB OY O None of the above (c). Longitude of ascending node: (check one) Oa OB Oy ONone of the above (d) Argument of perigee: (check one) Oa OB Oy O None of the above
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