As a science fair project, you want to launch an 700g model rocket straight up and hit a horizontallymoving target as it passes 26.0 m above thelaunch point. The rocket engine provides a constantthrust of 17.6 N. The target is approaching at aspeed of 17.0 m/s.#3ED80F3C4RF888V%5F5TG^6B▼ Part AAt what horizontal distance between the target and the rocket should you launch?Express your answer with the appropriate units.FOProvide FeedbackYValueSubmitMacBook AirHHA&7NF7Request AnswerU**→8UnitsDIIFB1Mwwww. ?(9KDDO:)OF10PF111

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Description: As a science fair project, you want to launch an 700g model rocket straight up and hit a horizontallymoving target as it passes 26.0 m above thelaunch point. The rocket engine provides a constantthrust of 17.6 N. The target is approaching at aspeed

Mass, m = 700 gh = 26 mF = 17.6 Nu = 17 m/sWhen the rocket is launched, the thrust force acts in the vertically upward direction, the weight of the rocket in the vertically downward direction, and the inertia force in the vertically downward direction.Apply Newton's second law in the vertical direction and substitute the corresponding values to calculate the acceleration of the rocket.Write the second kinematic eqaution in the vertical direction and substitute the corresponding values to calculate the time taken by the rocket to hit the target.Write the second kinematic eqaution in the horizontal direction and substitute the corresponding values to calculate the horizontal distance between the rocket and the target at the time of launch.Horizontal distance is 31.28 m