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A satellite of mass `m` is in a circular orbit of radius `r` round the Earth. Calculate its angular momentum with respect to the centre of the orbit in terms of the mass `M` of the Earth and `G`.

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Angular momentum of satellite,
`L = m upsilon r = m r sqrt(GM//r) = (m^(2) GM r)^(1//2)`
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