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A satellite of mass m is circulating around the earth with constant angular velocity. If radius of the orbit is Ro and mass of earth M, the angular momentum about the center of earth is 

(A) m√(GMRo

(B) M√(GMRo

(C) m√(GM / Ro

(D) M√(GM / Ro)

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Correct option: (A) m√(GMRo)

Explanation:

Angular momentum = mass × orbital velocity × Radius        (1)

given : mass of earth = M

mass of satellite = m

radius = Ro 

from (1),

angular momentum = m × √(GM / Ro) × Ro 

= m√(GMRo)   

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