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The orbital speed of Jupiter is
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Answer
(b) Orbital radius of Jupiter > Orbital radius of Earth
$\frac{{{v_J}}}{{{v_e}}} = \frac{{{r_e}}}{{{r_J}}}$ As ${r_J} > {r_e}$ therefore ${v_J} < {v_e}$
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