A military aircraft that has a mass of 1.21 x 103 kilogram accelerates at 316 m/s for 15 seconds from an initial speed of 2784 m/s a. How fast will be the military aircraft be travelling after 15 seconds b. How much KE has the rocket gained

A military aircraft that has a mass of 1.21 x 103 kilogram accelerates at 316 m/s for 15 seconds from an initial speed of 2784 m/s a. How fast will be the military aircraft be travelling after 15 seconds b. How much KE has the rocket gained

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^{accelerates at 316 m/s for 15 seconds from an initial speed of 2784 m/s}

^{a. How fast will be the military aircraft be travelling after 15 seconds}

^{b. How much KE has the rocket gained}

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