g = R((pi X rpm)/30)^2 / 9.81 m/sec^2
if R = 100 m
What is this?
The question was ... "If inside a space ship orbiting Earth, how fast would the ship need to spin in order for a person inside to experience earth like gravity?" I was given this formula as an answer.
Then I think you're looking for X. g=9.8 m/s^2 Just solve for X
My guess is Gravity = 100 m (3.14 x RPM) divided by 30)^2 divided by 9.81 m divided by sec^2
(x) is times, as in 2 "times" 2 = 5
no pun intended
no the pun was intended lol
2x2=4
Hmm. So you're just putting 100 and 9.8 in. Remember the square applies to the whole pi*RPM. Then solve for RPM.
Yes I am trying to find the speed of rotation needed for earth like gravity in orbit. The question here is how to I solve for RPM?
Ah so you need help on the math. Well, 1) multiply both sides with 9.8 2) divide both sides with R 3) square root both sides 4 multiply both sides with 30 5) divide both sides with pi
thanks
You're welcome. Did it work?
one minute
would i multiply 9.81 by 9.81 on the left?
I'm guessing that was something obvious
Yes you do
would I be dividing 100 into 9.81 or 9.81 into 100?
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