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The ratio of the energy required to raise a satellite upto a height h above the earth of radius R to that the kinetic energy of the satellite into that orbit is

A

`h : 2R`

B

`2h : R`

C

`R:h`

D

`h:R`

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B

`E_(1)=DeltaU=((mgh)/(1+h//R))`
`E_(2)=` Energy of satellite-energy of satellite on surface of earth
`=-(GMm)/(2(R+h))+(GMm)/(R)=mgR[1-(1)/(2(1+h//R))]`
`rArr E_(2)=(mgR((2h)/(R)+1))/(2(1+(h)/(R)))`
`:. (E_(1))/(E_(2))=(mgh)/(1+(h)/(R))xx(2(1+(h)/(R)))/(mgR)=(2h)/(R)" "((because h lt ltR),( :. 1 + (2h)/(R)~~ 1))`.
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