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Hello. Here is the problem I am stuck on. Any helpwill be awesome. While prepari

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Hello. Here is the problem I am stuck on. Any helpwill be awesome. While preparing its budget for the next fiscal year, NASAwants to report to the nation a rough estimate of the cost (perkilogram) of launching a modern satellite into near-Earth orbit.You are chosen for this task, because you know both physics andaccounting. (a) Determine the energy, in kW·h,necessary to place a 1.0-kg object in low-Earth orbit. In low-Earthorbit, the height of the object above the surface of Earth is muchsmaller than Earth's radius. Take the orbital height to be340 km.
1 kW·h

(b) If this energy can be obtained at a typical electrical energyrate of $0.18 / kW·h, what is theminimum cost of launching a 355 kgsatellite into low-Earth orbit? Neglect any effects due to airresistance.
$ 2 Hello. Here is the problem I am stuck on. Any helpwill be awesome. While preparing its budget for the next fiscal year, NASAwants to report to the nation a rough estimate of the cost (perkilogram) of launching a modern satellite into near-Earth orbit.You are chosen for this task, because you know both physics andaccounting. (a) Determine the energy, in kW·h,necessary to place a 1.0-kg object in low-Earth orbit. In low-Earthorbit, the height of the object above the surface of Earth is muchsmaller than Earth's radius. Take the orbital height to be340 km.
1 kW·h

(b) If this energy can be obtained at a typical electrical energyrate of $0.18 / kW·h, what is theminimum cost of launching a 355 kgsatellite into low-Earth orbit? Neglect any effects due to airresistance.
$ 2 (a) Determine the energy, in kW·h,necessary to place a 1.0-kg object in low-Earth orbit. In low-Earthorbit, the height of the object above the surface of Earth is muchsmaller than Earth's radius. Take the orbital height to be340 km.
1 kW·h

(b) If this energy can be obtained at a typical electrical energyrate of $0.18 / kW·h, what is theminimum cost of launching a 355 kgsatellite into low-Earth orbit? Neglect any effects due to airresistance.
$ 2

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