Physics
Grade-10
Easy
Question
If the speed of the orbiting body is equal to the orbital velocity it:
- Will move along a circular path.
- Will move along an elliptical path.
- Will escape along a parabolic path.
- Will fall towards the large body which is being revolved.
Hint:
Circular and elliptical paths provide bound orbits to a satellite.
The correct answer is: Will move along a circular path.
When the speed of a body is equal to orbital velocity, the body will follow a circular path around the larger body.
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