Answer:
The required steady force of each rocket is 28.79 N
Explanation:
mass of the satellite, M=3900 kg
radius, r=4.3 m
mass of rocket, m=210 kg
time, t=5.4 min
Moment of Inertia:
I = 1/2 (Mr^2) + 4mr^2
I = 1/2 ( 3900* (4.3)^2) + 4 (210)*(4.3)^2
I = 51587.1 kg m^2
the angular acceleration is:
a= w/t
here w= 2*π*30
so,
a= 2*π*30 / 5.4* 3600
a=0.0096 rad/ s^2
the Torque becomes:
T=I*a = 4r*F
( 51587.1 )*(0.0096) = 4*4.3* F
F= 28.79 N
the required steady force of each rocket is 28.79 N
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According to the formula we've learnt,
- Force = mass × acceleration.
To find force in terms of base units, we must first identify the base SI units of mass & acceleration.
- Base SI unit of mass = kg (kilogram)
- Base SI unit of acceleration = m/s² (meter per second squared)
So, the base unit of force is,
- Force = mass × acceleration.
- <u>Force = kgm/s² ⟶ Newton</u>
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Answer:
Most likely, it will be harder to get strong magnets to change phase because they have more density.
You will need to turn this into scientific notation, so:
1.176 × 10^1 cm^2
To two significant figures means to two digits so since 7 is greater than 5, you will need to round up.
Final answer is:
1.2×10^1 cm^2
Answer:
I hope 2 amperes of current passes
