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An artificial satellite moving in a circular orbit around the earth has a total energy E0 . Its potential energy is

  1. negative E subscript 0
  2. E subscript 0
  3. 2 E subscript 0
  4. negative 2 E subscript 0

The correct answer is: 2 E subscript 0


    text  Potential energy  end text equals 2 text  (total energy)  end text equals 2 E subscript 0

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