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Physics, 26.01.2021 06:40, HtetPaing9281

For the Gravitron ride above, assume it has a radius of 18 m and a centripetal acceleration of 32 m/s?. Assume a person
is in the graviton with 180 cm height and 80 kg of mass. What
is the speed it is spinning at?
a 24 m/s
b 17 m/s
7
C 32 m/s
d 9.8 m/s

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