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Physics, 24.04.2020 16:03 zay179

A spacecraft starts in elliptical orbit JK (red solid curve) around some planet and transfers to elliptical orbit MN (blue solid curve). To do so, it changes its speed at K and inserts into the circular orbit KL (dashed green curve). At L, it changes speed again to insert into elliptical orbit LM (dashed magenta curve). Finally, at M, it changes speed to insert into the final orbit MN. Find all the changes in speed.

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