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An earth-orbiting satellite has an elliptic orbit with a semimajor axis of 1.05 du where 1 du is equal to 1 earth radius. when the satellite is at the end of the semi-minor axis, it receives an impulsive velocity change (a fuel burn) just sufficient to place it on a parabolic escape trajectory. what is the magnitude of the velocity change? compute the answer indu/tu and then convert to km/s. an earth-orbiting satellite has an elliptic orbit with a semimajor axis of 1.05 du where 1 du is equal to 1 earth radius. when the satellite is at the end of the semi-minor axis, it receives an impulsive velocity change (a fuel burn) just sufficient to place it on a parabolic escape trajectory. what is the magnitude of the velocity change? compute the answer indu/tu and then convert to km/s.

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