A space station consists of two donut-shaped living chambers, A and B, that have the radii shown in the figure. As the station rotates, an astronaut in chamber A is moved 4.78 x 102 m along a circular arc. How far along a circular arc is an astronaut in chamber B moved during the same time? A = 3.20 x 10² m TULLN B = 1.10 x 10³ m

A space station consists of two donut-shaped living chambers, A and B, that have the radii shown in the figure. As the station rotates, an astronaut in chamber A is moved 4.78 x 102 m along a circular arc. How far along a circular arc is an astronaut in chamber B moved during the same time? A = 3.20 x 10² m TULLN B = 1.10 x 10³ m

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