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To have an earth synchronous satellites it should be launched at the proper height moving from

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North to South in a polar plane

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East to West in an equatorial plane

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South to North in a polar plane

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West to East in an equatorial plane

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Solution

The correct option is D West to East in an equatorial plane
The sense of synchronous satellite must be same as the sense of rotation of earth i.e., from west to east

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