The Empire's Space Station Is a Long Way from Any

question 119

Multiple Choice

The Empire's space station is a long way from any star. It is circular and has a radius of 5.10 km. The angular velocity that is needed to give the station an artificial gravity of 9.80 m/s² at its circumference is

• A) 4.4  10^-2 rad/s.
• B) 7.0  10^-3 rad/s.
• C) 0.28 rad/s.
• D) - 0.22 rad/s.
• E) 1.3  103 rad/s.

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