Curtis Problem 3.5 (with extras) Calculate the time required to fly from the given points in terms of the eccentricity e and the period T. B lies ont he minor axis. B a. P to B b. B to A c. A to D d. D to P e. P to A f. B to D g. D to B h. P to D D F D

Curtis Problem 3.5 (with extras) Calculate the time required to fly from the given points in terms of the eccentricity e and the period T. B lies ont he minor axis. B a. P to B b. B to A c. A to D d. D to P e. P to A f. B to D g. D to B h. P to D D F D

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Curtis Problem 3.5 (with extras) Calculate the time required to fly from the given points in
terms of the eccentricity e and the period T. B lies ont he minor axis.
B
a. P to B
b.
B to A
c.
A to D
d.
D to P
e.
P to A
f.
B to D
g. D to B
h. P to D
D
F
D

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