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: Find kinetic energy, potential energy,
total energy and binding energy of an artificial
satellite orbiting at a height 3600 km above the
surface of the earth.
[Given: Mass of the earth
6 × 10²4 kg, radius
of the earth = 6400 km mass of satellite = 10³ kg
and G = 6.67 x 10-¹¹ S.I. unit.
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