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I've tried solving this question using the Radical G x M / r formula but I get nowhere with it.
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I've tried solving this question using the Radical G x M / r formula but I get nowhere with it.
You are using the right formula! However, "Radical G x M / r" gives you the speed, not the acceleration. You have to look up the definition of radial acceleration and then calculate it directly from the formula.
Oh OK thanks for the advice :D
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