Physics, 28.01.2020 16:59, hernandezbrandon059
Anasa centrifuse spins astronauts around in a compartment attached to a long arm. a diagrem of the centrifuge is shown below.
a. draw and label the direction of the velocity vector on the picture.
b. draw and label the direction of the centripetal acceleration vector on the picture.
c. if the arm has a radius of 7.1 m and spins the astronaut with a speed of 13.5 m/s, what is the acceleration of the astronaut?
d. the maximum acceleration the centrifuge can produce is 14.5 g/ what is the acceleration in
e. how fast would the compartment have to move to produce an acceleration of 14.5 g?
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