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What are the conditions under which a rocket, fired from the earth, launches an artificial satellite of the earth?

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To launch an artificial satellite from Earth using a rocket, there are three essential conditions that must be satisfied: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Achieve Suitable Height**: - The rocket must first ascend to a suitable height above the Earth's surface. This height is necessary to minimize the effects of atmospheric drag and to ensure that the satellite can operate in a vacuum where there is minimal air resistance. 2. **Achieve Orbital Speed**: ...
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