2.3.34. [Level 3] Two tracking stations are observing a satellite S. Station B is directly under the satellite, and Station A lies under the satellite's path at an angle of 45 degrees from the satellite's current position. Assume that stations A and B are positioned as shown, both on the same level. This neglects the earth's curvature, a reasonable as- sumption for these distances. Station B records the values 100 mi, and iz =0mph. ft/s?. B=90°, B = -4.88 x 10-² rad/s, r2= The total acceleration of the satellite is a = – = -30.7em a. Find ï2 and B. b. Find r1, 1, i, 0, and 6. 14 linu on tinn Ini grivom n lo vioolov od T S eo. r2 100 mi B

2.3.34. [Level 3] Two tracking stations are observing a satellite S. Station B is directly under the satellite, and Station A lies under the satellite's path at an angle of 45 degrees from the satellite's current position. Assume that stations A and B are positioned as shown, both on the same level. This neglects the earth's curvature, a reasonable as- sumption for these distances. Station B records the values 100 mi, and iz =0mph. ft/s?. B=90°, B = -4.88 x 10-² rad/s, r2= The total acceleration of the satellite is a = – = -30.7em a. Find ï2 and B. b. Find r1, 1, i, 0, and 6. 14 linu on tinn Ini grivom n lo vioolov od T S eo. r2 100 mi B

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