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Calculate the orbital period and acceleration of a weather forecasting satellite that is launched to orbit the earth at a height of 300km above the surface of the earth.

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h = 300 km

= 300 x 103 m

h = .300 x 106 m

R + h = 6.38 x 106 + .300 x 106

R + h = 6.68 x 106 m

v0 \(\sqrt{\cfrac{9R^2}{(R+h)}}\) 

v\(\sqrt{\cfrac{9.8\times(6.32\times10^6)^2}{6.68\times10^6}}\) 

v\(\sqrt{\cfrac{398.90\times10^{12}}{6.68\times10^6}}\)

v0 = \(\sqrt{59.71\times10^6}\)

v0 = 7.72 x 103 m/s

T = \(\cfrac{2\pi(R+h)}{v_0}\)

T = \(\cfrac{2\times3.14\times6.68\times10^6}{7.72\times10^3}\)

T = 5.4 x 103 sec

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