(2)4.(1)wort th 14 marks. The value ofleft margin in parentheses.Use the information below to answer parts a-c.The International Space Station (ISS) orbits the Earth at analtitude (distance above the surface of the Earth) of 408 km,conducting various experiments in a "weightless" environment.a) Consider the force(s) acting on the ISS and write a simplified equation relating itsforce(s) to speed. Air resistance is negligible. (HINT: The centripetal force isequal to the net inward force on an object. You are being asked to write anequation to find speed.)b) Calculate the acceleration of the ISS. (Any constant values needed for yourcalculation can be found on your Physics 20 data sheets.) Physics 20: SUMMER Assignment 9(2)5.1c) Determine the speed that a rocket carrying supplies for the ISS would have toachieve in order to enter orbit at the same altitude as the ISS. Assume airresistance is negligible.Eartha) Observations and trigonometry can be used to determine that Earth'smoon has an orbital period of 27.32 days and a mean orbital radius of384,400 km. Using this information col4

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4. (1) et margin in parentheses. Use the information below to answer parts a-c. The International Space Station (ISS) orbits the Earth at an altitude (distance above the surface of the Earth) of 408 km, conducting various experiments in a "weightless" environment. a) Consider the force(s) acting on the ISS and write a simplified equation relating its force(s) to speed. Air resistance is negligible. (HINT: The centripetal force is equal to the net inward force on an object. You are being asked to write an equation to find speed.) markS. 111

4. (1) et margin in parentheses. Use the information below to answer parts a-c. The International Space Station (ISS) orbits the Earth at an altitude (distance above the surface of the Earth) of 408 km, conducting various experiments in a "weightless" environment. a) Consider the force(s) acting on the ISS and write a simplified equation relating its force(s) to speed. Air resistance is negligible. (HINT: The centripetal force is equal to the net inward force on an object. You are being asked to write an equation to find speed.) markS. 111

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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