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Using the maximum height of the Rocket when going straight up show how you can determine the velocity of the rocket as it leaves the launch pad, using ENERGIES! *assume g = 9.  given data:  Height to eye level is 1.65 m Horizontal distance is 2.4 m Angle at max height is 57 degree Max range is 10.0 m at 45 degrees

Using the maximum height of the Rocket when going straight up show how you can determine the velocity of the rocket as it leaves the launch pad, using ENERGIES! *assume g = 9.  given data:  Height to eye level is 1.65 m Horizontal distance is 2.4 m Angle at max height is 57 degree Max range is 10.0 m at 45 degrees

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Using the maximum height of the Rocket when going straight up show how you can determine the velocity of the rocket as it leaves the launch pad, using ENERGIES! *assume g = 9.

 given data: 

Height to eye level is 1.65 m

Horizontal distance is 2.4 m

Angle at max height is 57 degree

Max range is 10.0 m at 45 degrees 

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