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If B.E. of a satellite of mass 1000 kg is `10^(6)J`, then B.E. of another satellite of mass `10^(4)` kg, at the same height from the earth will be

A

`10^(10)J`

B

`10^(7)J`

C

`10^(5)J`

D

`10^(2)J`

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The correct Answer is:
b

`("B.E."_(1))/("B.E."_(2))=(m_(1))/(m_(2))=xx(r)/(r)=(10^(3))/(10^(4))" "therefore B.E._(2)=10^(7)J.`
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