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Calculate the speed of a satellite that is in an orbit, which is 6380 km above the Earth surface? O A. 3.9 km/s O B. 4.3 km/s O C. 7.9 km/s O D. 5.6 km/s

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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Calculate the speed of a satellite that is in an orbit, which is 6380 km above the Earth surface?
O A. 3.9 km/s
O B. 4.3 km/s
O C. 7.9 km/s
O D. 5.6 km/s

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