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an astronaut rotates at the end of a tesr machine whose arm has a length of 10.0m. if the acceleration she experiences must not...Asked by katy
an astronaut rotates at the end of a test machine whose arm has a length of 10.0m. if the acceleration she experiences must not exceed 5g (g=10m/s^2? what is the maximum number of revolutions per minute of the arm?
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Answered by
bobpursley
5g>v^2/r
and v=RPM*1min/60sec * radius
5g>RPM^2 * 1/3660 * r
solve for RPM
and v=RPM*1min/60sec * radius
5g>RPM^2 * 1/3660 * r
solve for RPM
Answered by
Jay
42.77 RPM
Answered by
Brit
I did what Bob did and got 134 rpm, which is wrong and crazy fast, but Jay's answer is only twice what the answer should be. What did you do?
Answered by
Dhairya
Answer is 21 idk why and how
Answered by
Ilya
A=v^2/r
5g=50ms^-2
50ms=v^2/10m
V^2=500
V=22.26
5g=50ms^-2
50ms=v^2/10m
V^2=500
V=22.26
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