Subject: physics NASA has sent Lucinda the astronaut tothe space. They want to try a newdevice to generate artificial gravityusing rotational motion. It is a spacestation with the shape of a doughnut,that rotates with an angular speed of0.1 rad/s (that means w=0.1 rad/s)W2535 mShow Transcribed Text 5) Using the Third Newton's Law,answer the following question: If youcalculated the force that the spacestation makes on Lucinda, what is theforce that Lucinda makes on the spacestation? Make a DIAGRAM and plot theforces on it.

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NASA has sent Lucinda the astronaut to the space. They want to try a new device to generate artificial gravity using rotational motion. It is a space station with the shape of a doughnut, that rotates with an angular speed of 0.1 rad/s (that means w=0.1 rad/s) c 2535 m

NASA has sent Lucinda the astronaut to the space. They want to try a new device to generate artificial gravity using rotational motion. It is a space station with the shape of a doughnut, that rotates with an angular speed of 0.1 rad/s (that means w=0.1 rad/s) c 2535 m

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And Gravitation

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NASA has sent Lucinda the astronaut to
the space. They want to try a new
device to generate artificial gravity
using rotational motion. It is a space
station with the shape of a doughnut,
that rotates with an angular speed of
0.1 rad/s (that means w=0.1 rad/s)
W
2535 m
Show Transcribed Text

5) Using the Third Newton's Law,
answer the following question: If you
calculated the force that the space
station makes on Lucinda, what is the
force that Lucinda makes on the space
station? Make a DIAGRAM and plot the
forces on it.

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