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In circular orbit, the gravitational force on a satellite is A. constant in magnitude. B. at right angles to satellite motion. C. Both of these. D. Neither of these

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In circular orbit, the gravitational force on a satellite is A. constant in magnitude. B. at right angles to satellite motion. C. Both of these. D. Neither of these

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The answer should be C.

Whege answered Mar 28, 2019

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I would say C. if im wrong, im sorry. but if im right your welcome. i didnt guess tho.

Feichangh answered Mar 29, 2019

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