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A hyperbolic earth departure trajectory has a perigee altitude of300km and a perigee speed of 15km/s
a) calculate the hyperbolic excess speed
b) find the radius when the true anomaly is 100 degrees
c) find Vr and Vperpendicular when the true anomaly is 100 degrees

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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