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Retain the source's idealized solar radial trajectory. Use μ⊙​≃1.32712×1011km3s−2, ri​=1.5×109km and vi​=22kms−1. At r=1.8×1010km,
v=222+2(1.32712×1011)(1.8×10101​−1.5×1091​)​≃17.94kms−1.​
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The speed has decreased because the probe gains gravitational potential energy while moving away from the Sun. This is the supplied simplified model, rather than a reconstruction of Voyager 1's actual three-dimensional trajectory or planetary encounters.

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