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STATEMENT -1 : Time period of a satellite is inversely propertional to the square root of the mass of planet.
STATEMENT -2 : Self gravitational potential energy of earth is positive.
STATEMENT -3 : Orbital velocity of a satellite does depend upon the mass of planet.

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