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Suppose we launch a scientific rocket straight up from sea level (at standard conditions) with a

pressure measuring device attached to it. Given that in the first 12 seconds the rocket experiences
a 25% decrease in air pressure, what is the average speed (rate of climb) of the rocket in these
first 12 seconds?

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