The radius of orbit of a geostationary satellite is given by _____ (M = Mass of the earth; R = Radius of the earth; T = Time period of the satellite)

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[(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]3/2b) [(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]2/3 – Rc) [(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]1/3 – Rd) [(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]1/3

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[(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]3/2

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[(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]2/3 – R

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[(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]1/3 – R

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[(T2*G*M)/(4*pi2)]1/3

1.	The radius of orbit of a geostationary satellite is given by _____ (M = Mass of the earth; R = Radius of the earth; T = Time period of the satellite)
A.	[(T2GM)/(4*pi2)]3/2
B.	[(T2GM)/(4*pi2)]2/3 – R
C.	[(T2GM)/(4*pi2)]1/3 – R
D.	[(T2GM)/(4*pi2)]1/3
E.	[(T2GM)/(4pi2)]3/2b) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]2/3 – Rc) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]1/3 – Rd) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]1/3
Answer» E. [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]3/2b) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]2/3 – Rc) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]1/3 – Rd) [(T2GM)/(4pi2)]1/3

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