The Speed of a Satellite Orbiting Earth Is Given by V

Multiple Choice

The speed of a satellite orbiting Earth is given by v = √(GM/d) . Escape speed from Earth is given by v = √(2GM/d) , where in both cases G is the gravitational constant, M is Earth's mass, and d is distance from Earth's center. If a satellite's kinetic energy were doubled it could

A) orbit at twice its distance from Earth.
B) orbit at four times the distance from Earth.
C) escape Earth.