What is your apparent weight at the equator of this planet

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Question: You are an astronaut (m = 100 kg) and travel to a planet that is the same radius and mass as the Earth, but it has a rotational period of only 8 h.

Part A: What is your apparent weight at the equator of this planet?

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I need help to find apparent weight at the equator of this planet.

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