A satellite moves in a circle around the earth. The radius of this circle is equal to one half of the radius of the moon's orbit. The satellite completes one revolution is :

A satellite moves in a circle around the Earth, the radius of this circle is equal to one half of the radius of the Moon's orbit. The satellite completes one revolution in ........ lunar month.

A satellite is placed in a circular orbit about Earth with radius equal to half the radius of the moon's orbit. Period of rotation of the satellite is n times that of the lunar month (lunar month is the period of revolution of the moon). The value of n is

A satellite is put in a circular orbit about Earth with a radius equal to two-thirds the radius of the Moon's orbit. What is its period of revolution in lunar months? (A lunar month is the period of revolution of the Moon)

An artificial satellite is moving in an orbit around the earth with a velocity equal to one-third the escape velocity from the surface of the earth. (ii) The satellite comes to rest in its orbit and then is allowed to fall freely on to the surface of the earth. Find the speed with which the satellite strikes the earth's surface. Given radius of earth =6400 km.

How long will a satellite, placed in a circular orbit of radius that is (1/4)^(th) the radius of a geostationary satellite, take to complete one revolution around the earth?

An earth satellite X is revolving around earth in an orbit whose radius is one - fourth the radius of orbit of a communication satellite . Time period of revolution of X is .

An earth satellite X is revolving around earth in an orbit whose radius is one - fourth the radius of orbit of a communication satellite . Time period of revolution of X is .