A small rocket is fired vertically from the surface of an atmosphere-free planet, with a velocity as a function of time shown on the graph below. = To answer the questions below, use Umax = 1330 m/s, Umin=-1490.0 m/s, t = 38.0 s, and to Vmax Velocity Vmin t = 0 tb to tf 190 s. time

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I read the honor code and it says that a question can have up to 3 subparts (i.e. part a, b, c and d).

Question: What was the approximate acceleration, in m/s^2, during the burning of the rocket?

Sub questions:

a. At what time, in seconds, does the rocket reach its maximum height? 

b. What is the velocity of the rocket, in m/s, just as it reaches its maximum height?

c. What is the maximum altitude, in meters, reached by the rocket?

d. What is tf?

A small rocket is fired vertically from the surface of an atmosphere-free planet, with a velocity as a function of
time shown on the graph below.
To answer the questions below, use Umax = 1330 m/s, Umin
Vmax
Velocity
Vmin
to
t = 0
to
= -1490.0 m/s, tb = 38.0 s, and to = 190 s.
tf
time
Transcribed Image Text:A small rocket is fired vertically from the surface of an atmosphere-free planet, with a velocity as a function of time shown on the graph below. To answer the questions below, use Umax = 1330 m/s, Umin Vmax Velocity Vmin to t = 0 to = -1490.0 m/s, tb = 38.0 s, and to = 190 s. tf time
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