Question #27844
An airplane lands on a runway with a velocity of 150 m/s how far will it travel until it stops if its rate of deceleration is constant at -3 m/s^2? what is the answer to this question? please answer it simply so i can understand what is deceleration how can i pass my AP physics B exam?
Final question is a rocket is propelled upward with an acceleration of 25m/s^2 for 5s after that time the engine is shut off, the rocket continues to move upward. the maximum height in meters that the rocket will reach is what?
Solution:
An equation of equally decelerated motion is:
were is the initial velocity
The deceleration is the negative acceleration, the vector of deceleration have direction opposite to motion.
Such as
the final velocity is equal to zero
Answer 7500 m
As for question with rocket:
The maximum height is:
where: is the height on the first stage of motion (equally accelerated motion)
is the distance on the next stage of motion – equally decelerated motion
were g is the acceleration due the gravity is the velocity after first stage of motion.
Answer: 1906.89 m