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Nick Cortez
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16 September, 10:27
How to calculate orbital period with perihelion and aphelion?
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Ariel Branch
16 September, 10:50
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By the use of kepers 3rd law which state that the square of the orbital period is proportional to the cube of the average distance from the sun.
that is T^2 is proportional to R^3
write the above as ratio with constant c since the ratio is the same for any body that orbit the sun
by rearranging the expression we get T^2=cR^3 (formula of calculating the orbital period
N. b c is calculated by finding the average of perihen and aphelion
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