What is the formula to get the speed of satellite in Circular Motion?
My given information is:
Speed of the Satellite orbiting at a height = 700km above the Earth's surface.
Mass of Earth = 5.98 x 10^24kg
Radius of Earth = 6.38 x 10^6mWhat is the formula to get the speed of satellite in Circular Motion?The force on the satellite due to the Earth is given by
F = G(me * ms)/r^2
me = 5.98 x10^24 kg
ms = mass of satellite
G = Gravitational Constant = 6.67 x 10^-11 N(m/kg)^2
r = 6.38 x10^6 + 700 kg
We also know that an object moving in a circular motion will have force given by
F = (ms * v^2)/r
If we equate the above equations we get
G(me*ms)/r^2 = (ms * v^2)/r
which simplifies to
v = sqrt(G*me / r )
Last step is to plug in the values to find vWhat is the formula to get the speed of satellite in Circular Motion?Acceleration in polar coordinates.
a = (r.. - rtheta.^2)e_r + (rtheta..+2r.theta.)e_theta
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Since the satellite is orbiting the Earth, r. and r.. are zero. Therefore, the equation becomes
a = (-rtheta.^2)e_r + (rtheta..)e_theta
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Sum the forces in the e_r and e_theta.
e_r : -GMm/r^2 = -m*rtheta.^2
e_theta: 0 = m(rtheta..)
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Use the e_r component to solve for theta.
theta. = sqrt(GM/r^3)
where,
G = 6.673*10^-11 m^3/kgs^2
M = 5.98*10^24 kg
r = Re + 700,000 = 7,080,000 m
Therefore,
theta. = 0.001 rad/s
theta. = V/r
V = 7,507.5 m/sWhat is the formula to get the speed of satellite in Circular Motion?mv2/r=ma
m=mass
v=velocity(speed at any given point)
r=distance from the centre of the Earth= (700 + 6.38*10^6)m
a=accelaration
As satellite is only 700km fromsurface of the Earth where accel. is 9.8m/s2 we will use that accel. in this problem
mv2/r=ma
v2/r=a
v2=ar
v=ar(square rooted)
v=7987.93m/s
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