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Satellite's A and B orbit the Earth above the exact same point on the Earth's surface. Satellite A is one mile from the Earth's surface, while Satellite B is 1.5 …

Satellite's A and B orbit the Earth above the exact same point on the Earth's surface. Satellite A is one mile from the Earth's surface, while Satellite B is 1.5 …
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Satellite's A and B orbit the Earth above the exact same point on the Earth's surface. Satellite A is one mile from the Earth's surface, while Satellite B is 1.5 miles from the Earth's surface. What do the motion of the two satellites share in common?

A) Their linear velocities
B) Their angular velocities
C) The length of their orbits
D) Their linear accelerations

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Answer:A) Their linear velocitie

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