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The data given below comes from 2006 NASA space shuttle mission flown by the space shuttle Discovery. Plot the following quantities as a function of time Altitude Velocity Acceleration The radial velocity of the space

The data given below comes from 2006 NASA space shuttle mission flown by the space shuttle Discovery. Plot the following quantities as a function of time Altitude Velocity Acceleration The radial velocity of the space

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text
Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text
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  1. The data given below comes from 2006 NASA space shuttle mission flown by the space shuttle Discovery.
  1. Plot the following quantities as a function of time
  1. Altitude
  2. Velocity
  3. Acceleration
  1. The radial velocity of the space shuttle is the component of the velocity that points in the direction of the radius connecting the shuttle to Earth’s center. From your altitude versus time graph, estimate the radial speed at
  1. t= 40 s
  1. t=80 s
  1. t=120 s
Time (s) Altitude (m) Velocity (m/s) Acceleration (m/s?) -8 2.45 20 1 244 139 18.62 40 5 377 298 16.37 60 11 617 433 19.40 80 19 872 685 24.50 100 31 412 1026 24.01 120 44 726 1279 8.72 140 57 396 1373 9.70 160 67 893 1490 10.19 180 77 485 1634 10.68 200 85 662 1800 11.17 220 92 481 1986 11.86 240 98 004 2191 12.45 260 102 301 2417 13.23 280 105 321 2651 13.92 300 107 449 2915 14.90 320 108 619 3203 15.97 340 108 942 3516 17.15 360 108 543 3860 18.62 380 107 690 4216 20.29 400 106 539 4630 22.34 420 105 142 5092 24.89 440 103 775 5612 28.03 460 102 807 6184 29.01 480 102 552 6760 29.30 500 103 297 7327 29.01 520 105 069 7581 0.10
Transcribed Image Text:Time (s) Altitude (m) Velocity (m/s) Acceleration (m/s?) -8 2.45 20 1 244 139 18.62 40 5 377 298 16.37 60 11 617 433 19.40 80 19 872 685 24.50 100 31 412 1026 24.01 120 44 726 1279 8.72 140 57 396 1373 9.70 160 67 893 1490 10.19 180 77 485 1634 10.68 200 85 662 1800 11.17 220 92 481 1986 11.86 240 98 004 2191 12.45 260 102 301 2417 13.23 280 105 321 2651 13.92 300 107 449 2915 14.90 320 108 619 3203 15.97 340 108 942 3516 17.15 360 108 543 3860 18.62 380 107 690 4216 20.29 400 106 539 4630 22.34 420 105 142 5092 24.89 440 103 775 5612 28.03 460 102 807 6184 29.01 480 102 552 6760 29.30 500 103 297 7327 29.01 520 105 069 7581 0.10
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