Physics word problem on energy/work/force: Consider an object of mass m in a circular orbit of radius r and angular velocity w about a larger object of mass M and radiusR, where M > m.(a) What is the the potential energy of the mass-m in its circular orbit, assuming that r > R?23(b) In 1. Vectors and kinematics, we showed that the acceleration in the radial direction of an object in a circular orbital ofradius r and angular velocity w is w²r. Use this result, and the result that the velocity of such an object is wr to calculate themass-m object's kinetic energy in terms of G, M, m, and r.(c) Calculate the corresponding velocity of the mass m object in terms of G, M, m, and r.

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