The Mars Global Surveyor orbits Mars at an average altitude of 380 km. The average radius of Mars is 3390 km. If it takes the spacecraft 1.95 hours to complete one orbit around the planet, what is it's tangential velocity in kilometers per hour?

The Mars Global Surveyor orbits Mars at an average altitude of 380 km. The average radius of Mars is 3390 km. If it takes the spacecraft 1.95 hours to complete one orbit around the planet, what is it's tangential velocity in kilometers per hour?

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