** 28. A sounding rocket is carrying its payload through the air. At the instant shown, it is thrusting with a force of 3 x 10° N at an angle of 37° above the local horizontal. The vehicle has a total mass of 200,000 kg, Find the acceleration of the rocket at the instant shown. [Remember: Acceleration so its weight is 2 x 106 N. is a vector, so both magnitude and direction must be given.] 37° W

** 28. A sounding rocket is carrying its payload through the air. At the instant shown, it is thrusting with a force of 3 x 10° N at an angle of 37° above the local horizontal. The vehicle has a total mass of 200,000 kg, Find the acceleration of the rocket at the instant shown. [Remember: Acceleration so its weight is 2 x 106 N. is a vector, so both magnitude and direction must be given.] 37° W

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** 28. A sounding rocket is carrying its payload through the air. At the instant
shown, it is thrusting with a force of 3 x 10° N at an angle of 37° above the local
horizontal. The vehicle has a total mass of 200,000 kg,
Find the acceleration of the rocket at the instant shown. [Remember: Acceleration
so its weight is 2 x 106 N.
is a vector, so both magnitude and direction must be given.]
37°
W

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