How does the period and angular velocity of the planet change with the distance from the central celestial body?

GMm/R^2 =m(2∏/T)^2*R=mV^2/R=mω^2R=ma
The farther away R is, the larger R is. If we deform the above formula, we can get that t becomes larger
V, W, a are all smaller

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