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One of Uranus’ moons is named Miranda, and it orbits at a distance of 1.298 x 10^8 m from the center of the planet every 1.41 days.
What is Miranda’s orbital period in seconds?

9. _________
What is the orbital speed of Miranda?

10. _
What is the angular speed of Miranda?

11. _________
What is the centripetal acceleration of Miranda to be kept in this orbit?

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