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The work done to increases the radius of orbit of a satellite of mass 'm' revolving around a planet of mass `M` from orbit of radius `R` into another orbit of radius `3R` is

A

`(2GMm)/(3R)`

B

`(GMm)/(3R)`

C

`(GMm)/(6R)`

D

`(GMm)/(24R)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

Workdone=change in TE
Workdone `=(GMm)/(2R)-(GMm)/(6R)`
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