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13. Each Apollo lunar module was placed in a very low, approximately circular orbit above the Moon. Assume that the average height was 60.0 km above the surface and that the Moon's radius is 7738 km.

a) What was the lunar module's orbital period?

b) How fast was the lunar module moving in its orbit? ​

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