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Physics, 10.07.2019 21:40 braydenaddison738

The space shuttle is in a 270-mile-high orbit (1 mile 1.609 km). draw the fbd with a coordinate system and newton's second law for the shuttle. what is the shuttle's orbital speed? a b what is the shuttle's orbital period?

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