A rocket with a mass of 1 ton is launched vertically. Its initial speed at T = 0 is 1200 km/h, its friction with the air is 200N. Find. a) Differential equation in terms of b, m and g. b) The solution of the differential equation for V. c) The value of the velocity with t= 1 min, 2 min.

A rocket with a mass of 1 ton is launched vertically. Its initial speed at T = 0 is 1200 km/h, its friction with the air is 200N. Find. a) Differential equation in terms of b, m and g. b) The solution of the differential equation for V. c) The value of the velocity with t= 1 min, 2 min.

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A rocket with a mass of 1 ton is launched
vertically. Its initial speed at T = 0 is 1200
km/h, its friction with the air is 200N. Find.
a) Differential equation in terms of b, m and g.
b) The solution of the differential equation for
V.
c) The value of the velocity with t= 1 min, 2
min.

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