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Physics, 04.09.2020 19:01 jackfrost5

Imagine you wanted to launch a satellite so that it traveled in the opposite direction from usual, that is east to west, rather than west
to east. How fast would the rocket launching that satellite have to
travel, relative to the launch site, if you launched it from a point on
the equator? Explain.

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