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A 200 g model rocket is observed to rise 100 m above the ground after launch. What must have been the launch speed of the rocke...Asked by idnchfywek
A 200 g model rocket is observed to rise 100 m above the ground after launch. What must have been the launch speed of the rocket at the ground?
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Answered by
Steve
the mass of the rocket does not matter.
Given a liftoff speed of v, the height
h(t) = vt - 4.9t^2
The max height is reached when t = v/9.8, so we have
v(v/9.8) - 4.9(v/9.8)^2 = 100
v = 44.27 m/s
Or, you could just use the formula for max height
h = v^2/2g and get
v^2/19.6 = 100
v = 44.27 m/s
Given a liftoff speed of v, the height
h(t) = vt - 4.9t^2
The max height is reached when t = v/9.8, so we have
v(v/9.8) - 4.9(v/9.8)^2 = 100
v = 44.27 m/s
Or, you could just use the formula for max height
h = v^2/2g and get
v^2/19.6 = 100
v = 44.27 m/s
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idnchfywek
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