Question

The command module orbited at an altitude of 110 km above the lunar surface. How much time did it take for the command module to complete one orbit?

Answer 1

Look up the mass M of the moon and the gravitational constant G, and then just plug them into your formula

T = 2π√(r^3/(GM))

Note that r is the radius of the orbit, not its altitude above the surface.

Answer 2

How do I find the radius of the orbit?

Answer 3

come on, come on.
It's the radius of the moon + 110 km

Answer 4

I am not good at physics, hence why I came here for help and not to be put down. Thanks.

Answer 5

sorry. you don't have to know any physics to figure that out, if you just draw a diagram of the satellite going around the moon. I don't mind helping, but I do kind of expect you to put in some effort as well.