Suppose you stand on the rim of a space station. If the radius of the station is 12,000
meters, at what tangential speed must the rim of the station move in order for you to have the same weight as on the Earth?

[HINT: F=mv2/r = mg]

You've already seen the value of 9.8 in this lesson. what's this value called? what quantity does it represent?

What is a view of science and psychology that says the value of knowledge depends on its usefulness? a. pragmatism b. psychotherapy c. physiology

Which statement best describes the direction of the buoyant force on any object? a. opposite the force of gravity b. in the same direction as the weight c. in the direction of motion of the object d. opposite the direction of motion of the object