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Ageostationary satellite is one that stays over one location on the earth’s surface at all times.
(a) all must have the same approximate mass.
(b) all must center their orbit with the center of the earth.
(c) all must must travel over the equator.
(d) all must have the same distance from the earth
(e) all must have the same period.
(f) all must have the same speed.
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Ageostationary satellite is one that stays over one location on the earth’s surface at all times.
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