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Part A By how much will its altitude decrease if it moves to a new circular orbi

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Question

Part A By how much will its altitude decrease if it moves to a new circular orbit where its orbital speed is 15% higher? Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units. Part B By how much will its altitude decrease if it moves to a new circular orbit where its orbital period is 15% lower?
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Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units. Assume Steady State conditions exist with the circuit the open position. The switch will be closed at time t=0. Your task is to determine in Part A. the voltage across the capacitor an?iL'a*v^ through the capacitor before the switch is closed and the vou*oCUTt^ across the inductor and the current through the inductor before switch is closed. Then in Part B, immediately after the switch is ciosert at time t= 0: determine the voltage across the capacitor and the current out of the capacitor along with the voltage across the inductor and the current through the inductor. NOTE there is no calculus required for this problem.

Explanation / Answer

Force=m*R*w^2


now since force is constant


R*w^2=constant


==> (w1/w2)^2=(R2/R1)


==> (w1/1.15*w1)^2=R2/R1


==> R2=R1/1.15^2=0.7561*R1


==> % change =(1-0.7561)*100=24.39 %

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