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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP Calculate how long a de-orbit burn must last in seconds to achieve the Orion MPCV's change in altitude from 406.1 kilometers to 96.5 kilometers at perigee. Use the equations and conversions provided to find the required burn time.

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