solution:
y = v0t + ½at²
1150 = 79t + ½3.9t²
0 = 3.9t² + 158t - 2300
from quadratic equations and eliminating the negative answer
t = (-158 + v158² -4(3.9)(-2300)) / 2(3.9)
t = 11.37 s to engine cut-off
the velocity at that time is
v = v0 + at
v = 79 + 3.9(11.37)
v = 123.3 m/s
it rises for an additional time
v = gt
t = v/g
t = 123.3 / 9.8
t = 12.59 s
gaining more altitude
y = ½vt
y = 123.3(12.59) /2
y = 776 m
for a peak height of
y = 776 + 1150
Answer:
None.
Explanation:
The weight of the astronaut is equal to the force of gravity the astronaut feels that depends on the mass of the planet.
Because the mass of the Earth is different than that of Jupiter, Saturn and Mars, the astronaut's weight will change when he/she travels to either planets.
Answer:
Both the third and fifth answers are correct
Answer:
it depends on the weight's ratio
(sorry)
