A spaceship takes off vertically from rest with an acceleration of 29.5 m/s2.29.5 m/s2. What magnitude of force ?F is exerted on a 59.5 kg59.5 kg astronaut during takeoff? ?=F= NN Express ��F as a multiple of the astronaut's weight ?w on Earth. ?=F=

A spaceship takes off vertically from rest with an acceleration of 29.5 m/s2.29.5 m/s2. What magnitude of force ?F is exerted on a 59.5 kg59.5 kg astronaut during takeoff? ?=F= NN Express ��F as a multiple of the astronaut's weight ?w on Earth. ?=F=

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