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There is only one speed(S) that a satellite can have if it is to remain in orbit with a fixed radius. S = SquareRootOf(G

Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:12 pm
by answerhappygod
There is only one speed(S) that a satellite can have if it is toremain in orbit with a fixed radius.S = SquareRootOf(G*M/R)
Where:R = Radius of OrbitM = Mass of SatelliteG = Gravitational Constant =0.0000000000667
Speed of SatelliteWrite a method that returns the speed of a satellite.The method takes as parameters: the satellite mass and radius oforbit.The method returns the speed of satellite in meters per second(MPS).Speed = Math.sqrt(G*mass/radius)Below is what the method header should look like:
Meters Per Second to Miles Per HourWrite a method that converts the speed above from meters per secondto miles per hour.The method takes as parameter the speed in meters per second(MPS).The method returns the speed in miles per hour (MPH).MPH = MPS*2.23694;Below is what the method header should look like:
Call the above methods in a loop to produce the table shownbelow.The radius should starts at 6,680,000 and increases by 100,000 forevery row in the table,until it reaches 7,280,000.The mass of satellite stays the same as 598,000,000.
Hint:
Please help by providing what the code should be for Java