Estimate the velocity of the satellite

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Question: A 199.4 kg satellite is in a circular orbit of 26,273 miles (42,300,000 m) in radius. The force keeping the satellite in orbit is 46.2 N.

Part A: What is the velocity (speed) of the satellite?

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