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Two satellites 
and 
are revolving around the earth in coplanar concentric orbits in the opposite sense. At t = 0, the positions of satellites are shown in the diagram. The period of and
are 4 h and 24 h, respectively. The radius of orbit of is 
. For this situation mark the correct statement(s)
- The angular velocity of are observed by
at 
- The two satellites are closest to each other for the first time at t=12 h and then after every 24 h they are closest to each other.
- The orbital velocity of
- The velocity of S1 relative to S2 is continuously changing in magnetic and direction both
are observed by at The correct answers are: The angular velocity of are observed by at , The two satellites are closest to each other for the first time at t=12 h and then after every 24 h they are closest to each other., The orbital velocity of , The velocity of S1 relative to S2 is continuously changing in magnetic and direction both
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