Question: Help me answer these 6 questions from AP Physics 1: Periodicity (Gravitation). Please give explanations and formulas used 6. Two different satellites, satellite A with

Help me answer these 6 questions from AP Physics 1: Periodicity (Gravitation). Please give explanations and formulas used

6. Two different satellites, satellite A with a mass of 4m and satellite B with a mass of 7m, orbit around a massive planet which has mass M. The orbital radius of satellite A is 3R and the orbital radius of satellite B is 4R. What is the ratio of the orbital speed, vA/vB

7. Two different satellites, satellite A with a mass of 4m and satellite B with a mass of 5m, orbit around a massive planet which has mass M. The orbital radius of satellite A is (1/3)R and the orbital radius of satellite B is 2R. What is the ratio of the gravitational force, FA/FB

8. A 57 kg space probe orbits a newly discovered planet. Its orbital radius is 4.80x10 6m. Its orbital period is 112 min. What is the orbit speed of the probe?

9. A 52 kg space probe orbits a newly discovered planet. Its orbital radius is (1.44x10^7)m. Its orbital speed is (2.4x10^4)m/s. What is the mass of the planet?

10. A 52 kg space probe orbits a newly discovered planet. Its orbital radius is 5.71x10 6m. Its orbital period is 120 min. The space probe contains two devices- a mass attached to a spring with a spring constant of 97 N/m, and a mass attached to a pendulum. On Earth each of these devices has a period of 1.1s. What is the period of the mass attached to the spring while aboard the orbiting space probe?

11. A 48 kg space probe orbits a newly discovered planet. Its orbital radius is 5.46x10 6m and the mass of the planet is 2.23x1024 kg. The space probe contains two devices- a mass attached to a spring with a spring constant of 168 N/m, and a mass attached to a pendulum. On Earth each of these devices has a period of 1 s. What is the period of the mass attached to the pendulum while aboard the orbiting space probe?

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