Find the ratio of the periods of the satellites

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Problem: Two satellites, A and B, are in different circular orbits about the earth. The orbital speed of satellite A is twenty-eight times that of satellite B.

Part A: Find the ratio (TA/TB) of the periods of the satellites.

I need help to compute the ratio (TA/TB) of the periods of the satellites.

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