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A rocket begins at rest in outer space. Its thrusters ignite and it accelerates at 7 m/s² for 41 s. After that, the thrusters shut off and the rocket coasts for an additional 84 s. How far does the rocket travel during both of these time periods combined, in m?

(Please answer to the fourth decimal place - i.e 14.3225)

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