How do you get part C spice willnot accept more than one file and it will not accept anything other than a PDF.Problem 1: A centrifuge has a diameter of 18cm. It is able to spin at 10,000 rpm.A What is the centripetal aceleration of the centrifuge?Answer: 9.86B. If we place a 10.9 gram sample into the centrifuge, what is the force on the sample?Answer: 10.747KNC. How many times greater than the force of gravity is this force?Text Predictions: OnAccessibility Good to go

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Problem 1: A centrifuge has a diameter of 18cm. It is able to spin at 10,000 rpm. A What is the centripetal acceleration of the centrifuge? Answer: 9.86 B. If we place a 10.9 gram sample into the centrifuge, what is the force on the sample Answer: 10.747KN C. How many times greater than the force of gravity is this force? edictions: On Accessibility: Good to go

Problem 1: A centrifuge has a diameter of 18cm. It is able to spin at 10,000 rpm. A What is the centripetal acceleration of the centrifuge? Answer: 9.86 B. If we place a 10.9 gram sample into the centrifuge, what is the force on the sample Answer: 10.747KN C. How many times greater than the force of gravity is this force? edictions: On Accessibility: Good to go

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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