Which quantities are required to explain the orbital velocity of satellites in different celestial bodies? a.Universal Gravitational Constant, mass, and r b.Universal Gravitational Constant, frequency, and r c.Mass and c (speed of light) d.G, co, and radius

Which quantities are required to explain the orbital velocity of satellites in different celestial bodies? a.Universal Gravitational Constant, mass, and r b.Universal Gravitational Constant, frequency, and r c.Mass and c (speed of light) d.G, co, and radius

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Which quantities are required to explain the orbital velocity of satellites in different celestial bodies?

a.Universal Gravitational Constant, mass, and r

b.Universal Gravitational Constant, frequency, and r

c.Mass and c (speed of light)

d.G, co, and radius

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