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This is one of the questions in the book without an answer and it is really frustrating that I can't check if my through process is correct.
Two satellites X and Y are seen from the ground crossing the night sky at the same time. Satellite X crosses the sky faster than Y. State with a reason which satellite is higher.
I wrote: Satellite Y as the gravitational attraction doesn't act as much on it so it moves around the Earth slower than X does.
Is my answer correct?
Two satellites X and Y are seen from the ground crossing the night sky at the same time. Satellite X crosses the sky faster than Y. State with a reason which satellite is higher.
I wrote: Satellite Y as the gravitational attraction doesn't act as much on it so it moves around the Earth slower than X does.
Is my answer correct?