Biology, 28.06.2019 12:00 gildedav001

Why does an orbiting satellite's speed remain constant? why does an orbiting satellite's speed remain constant? a) the satellite is programmed to remain at a constant speed. b) the satellite will constantly change direction and speed as it orbits. c) the gravity of the earth is a parallel force which only affects direction, and not speed. d) the gravity of the earth is a perpendicular force which, affects direction and not speed.

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