Explanation v 0 = G M n R V A = β V 0 h = V A r A = n R β V 0 = β 2 G M n R G M h 2 = 1 β 2 n R 1 r = G M h 2 ( 1 + ε c o s θ ) = 1 + ε c o s θ β 2 n R At point B θ = π − ϕ , ∴ 1 R

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