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As the distance of a satellite from Earth's surface increases the time the satellite takes to make one revolution around Earth?
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∙ 9y ago
This is true if the angular velocity is not a variable. That being said this is the reason why the outer planets such as Saturn and Jupiter have such long Solar orbits as opposed to Earth,
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∙ 13y agoThe moons orbital speed will be slightly faster when closer to earth, slower when further out.
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The Volume increases faster than the Surface Area
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If the volume of a cell increases its surface area will?
it increases
