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The Earth has a mass of 5.98*1024 kg. A 100 kg satellite is set up in stable orbit 1.024*107 m above the center of the planet. The satellite is currently experiencing a force of gravity of 380 N .
What is the mass of the satellite?
How fast is the satellite moving?
What would happen to the satellite if it increased its orbital velocity, but still remained in a stable orbit?
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