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A human body can safely withstand an acceleration of `10g m//s^2`. What will be the number of revolutions that a space traveler can perform on a rotating platform of radius 10 m?

A

4.984 rps

B

0.4984 rps

C

3.142 rps

D

49.84 rps

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