Transferred to the spacecraft to crash it into the sun

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(1) What velocity must be transferred to the spacecraft to crash it into the sun? Assume it is initially in a solar circular orbit, at the same distance from the sun as the Earth.

(2) What velocity must be transferred to the spacecraft so that it will escape from the solar system. Assume it is initially in a solar circular orbit, at the same distance from the sun as the Earth.

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