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Physics_Energy of an orbiting satelite
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- Q1For satellites, the force of gravity is the only external force's Work exerted is20120s
- Q2In circular motion about the Earth, a satellite remains at a .............................. from the surface of the Earth at all the time.Fixed PositionShorter DistanceLonger DistanceFixed Distance20s
- Q3The total energy of a circularly orbiting satellite isPositiveInformation not sufficientNegativeNot accurate20s
- Q4The total mechanical energy of a satellite in elliptical motion remains ..Depends upon the weight of the satelliteNegligibleConstantNone20s
- Q5The potential energy increases with the increase in the height of the object and thus it increases with the increase in the ...................The radius of the OrbitThe radius of the SatelliteAmount of exertionNone of these20s