Consider a satellite is moving around the earth. The eccentricity and the eccen- tric anomaly of the orbit are e and E, respectively. If 3 is the flight path angle of the satellite then a) tan 3 = sin E V1-e b) tan 3 = (1-sin E) V1-ež c) tan 3 = (1+sin E) V1-e d) tan 3 = e+1)sin E V1-e

Consider a satellite is moving around the earth. The eccentricity and the eccen- tric anomaly of the orbit are e and E, respectively. If 3 is the flight path angle of the satellite then a) tan 3 = sin E V1-e b) tan 3 = (1-sin E) V1-ež c) tan 3 = (1+sin E) V1-e d) tan 3 = e+1)sin E V1-e

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Consider a satellite is moving around the earth. The eccentricity and the eccen-
tric anomaly of the orbit are e and E, respectively. If 3 is the flight path angle
of the satellite then
a) tan 3 = sin E
V1-e2
b) tan 3 = (1-sin E)
V1-e
c) tan 3 = e(1+sin E)
V1-e
d) tan 3 = e+1) sin E

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