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In Theoria Motus, Gauss gave an expression for all bodies orbiting the Sun that had a constant value.
To derive this expression we need the specific relative angular momentum, h, which is related to the areal velocity and a constant of the motion of a planet and the formulae for free orbits.
We note that h is equal to the area, ΔA, swept out by the radius divided by the time, Δt, and also related to the parameter, p

2.288 seconds.