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Description: A rocket is launched upward with an initial velocity v0. Describe the state of the rocket by F(v,h)=0, where hh denotes the height of the rocket, and v denotes its velocity. The effect of air resistance is neglected.

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A rocket is launched upward with an initial velocity v0. Describe the state of the rocket by F(v,h)=0, where hh denotes the height of the rocket, and v denotes its velocity. The effect of air resistance is neglected.

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Initial speed of the rocket when it is launched vertically upwards $= v_{0}$

Acceleration due to gravity acting opposite to that of motion of the rocket $= g$

Height of rocket after launch $= h$

Velocity of rocket after it reaches that height $= v$

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