Question #279843

A Certain rocket, initially at rest, is shot straight up with an acceleration of 6t m/s2 during the first seconds after blast-off, after which the engine cuts out and is subject


only to gravitational acceleration. How high will the rocket go? Use g=10 m/s2

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Expert's answer
2021-12-16T00:03:01-0500

V=u+at=0+6t2V = u+at = 0+6t^2


V2u2=2asV^2-u^2 = 2as

s=6t212t=0.5tms = \frac{6t^2}{12t} =0.5t m


The high will the rocket go = 0.5t meter.


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