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davo
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So, how much weaker is the force of gravity at 500 kilometers above Earth's surface? Calculate how much of a g force the astronauts are actually experiencing. This equation can be modified for any other planet by replacing using the planet's radius and its surface gravity (how many g's).
this is the problem
The equation they gave me was:
gr=R(squared)/r(squared) X(times) g
I got:
gr=(6378.1km(squared)/6878.1km(squared) X(times) 9.8m/sec/sec)=9.0875939576336488274378098602812m/sec/sec
Did i get it right? I really don't think I did.
this is the problem
The equation they gave me was:
gr=R(squared)/r(squared) X(times) g
I got:
gr=(6378.1km(squared)/6878.1km(squared) X(times) 9.8m/sec/sec)=9.0875939576336488274378098602812m/sec/sec
Did i get it right? I really don't think I did.