(a) The acceleration of an upward rocket is given by the following differential equation: dv ug dt mo - qt Where m, is the initial mass of the rocket at t = 0 (kg), q is the rate at which fuel is expelled (kg/s) and u is velocity at which the fuel is being expelled (m/s). Given the initial mass of the rocket is 150,000 kg. the rocket expels fuel at a velocity of 1400 m/s at a consumption rate of 1500 kg/s and g = 9.81 m/s². (i) Estimate the velocity of the rocket untill time t = 10 with At = 1 and v. = 0 using the Euler's Method in 4 decimal places.
(a) The acceleration of an upward rocket is given by the following differential equation: dv ug dt mo - qt Where m, is the initial mass of the rocket at t = 0 (kg), q is the rate at which fuel is expelled (kg/s) and u is velocity at which the fuel is being expelled (m/s). Given the initial mass of the rocket is 150,000 kg. the rocket expels fuel at a velocity of 1400 m/s at a consumption rate of 1500 kg/s and g = 9.81 m/s². (i) Estimate the velocity of the rocket untill time t = 10 with At = 1 and v. = 0 using the Euler's Method in 4 decimal places.
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![Q3 (a) The acceleration of an upward rocket is given by the following differential equation:
dv
uq
dt mo - qt
Where m, is the initial mass of the rocket at t = 0 (kg), q is the rate at which fuel is
expelled (kg/s) and u is velocity at which the fuel is being expelled (m/s). Given the
initial mass of the rocket is 150,000 kg, the rocket expels fuel at a velocity of 1400
m/s at a consumption rate of 1500 kg/s and g = 9.81 m/s?.
(i) Estimate the velocity of the rocket untill time t = 10 with At = 1 and vo = 0
using the Euler's Method in 4 decimal places.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F51fd2750-4e04-4a22-be09-473dfc2cf7f6%2F19b886a9-ae61-4cc1-9b45-7de92d86dfb4%2Fy0p6a76dj_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Q3 (a) The acceleration of an upward rocket is given by the following differential equation:
dv
uq
dt mo - qt
Where m, is the initial mass of the rocket at t = 0 (kg), q is the rate at which fuel is
expelled (kg/s) and u is velocity at which the fuel is being expelled (m/s). Given the
initial mass of the rocket is 150,000 kg, the rocket expels fuel at a velocity of 1400
m/s at a consumption rate of 1500 kg/s and g = 9.81 m/s?.
(i) Estimate the velocity of the rocket untill time t = 10 with At = 1 and vo = 0
using the Euler's Method in 4 decimal places.
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