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For a planet revolving around Sun in an elliptical orbit, to obtain its velocity at any point we have to apply

A

Angular momentum conservation about the sun

B

Energy conservation

C

Linear momentum conservation

D

Newton's `2^(nd)` and `3^(nd)` law of motion

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