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At the outer tangent point, the vis-viva equation gives va​=μ/r1​​2r0​/(r0​+r1​)​. This is below the outer circular Kepler orbit's speed v1​=μ/r1​​. The second impulse is therefore also prograde:
Δv2​=r1​μ​​(1−r0​+r1​2r0​​​).​
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It raises the pericentre to the outer radius, completing the circularization.

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