The radius of circular motion of a satellite in a broken orbit is approximately equal to that of an object rotating with the earth on the equator, but the angular velocity and linear velocity of the satellite are larger

The radius of circular motion of a satellite in a broken orbit is approximately equal to that of an object rotating with the earth on the equator, but the angular velocity and linear velocity of the satellite are larger

If it's a synchronous orbit, then the angular velocity is equal
The linear velocity should be large, because the distance of a satellite is greater than the distance of the earth at a certain altitude above the earth