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Alexeev081 [22]
3 years ago
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Can omeone help i cant solve this

Mathematics
1 answer:
Bumek [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

the answer is forty five

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Step-by-step explanation:

Remark.

The very first thing about this question that you must understand is that only the vertical part of the 550 feet per second matters.

That's the part of the velocity that works against gravity. The object of this question is this: how long does it take for the rocket to get from 550 feet per second to 0 when the rocket will stop and begin to fall back to earth?

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The formula for the vertical speed is V_vertical = 550 * Sin(70)

Vv = 516.8 feet per second. That is just a formula for finding the vertical velocity.

Step Two

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You have no doubt heard the expression "What goes up much come down."

It is certainly true on planet earth. The force of gravity <em><u>always</u></em> acts downwards. The rocket's velocity is acting upwards. That's why the rocket goes up in the first place. The measurement for acceleration is 32.2 feet / second^2 and it is downwards.

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So your answer is 32.1 seconds.

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There is absolutely no other way to do this problem. You should never have been given it without some sort of background in physics. All of the facts I have used have to be verified by experiment. These are

1. Only the vertical velocity matters. It is found by Vv = V* sin(70)

2. The acceleration due to gravity acts down.

3. The value of the acceleration = 32.2 feet/sec^2

4. The time take to complete 1/2 the journey (up to where the rocket stops) is 16.05 seconds.

5. The total time is double the going up time.

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You might be able to do this by means of energy, but that also involves physics and the time would have to be determined using this approach anyway.

I pass this along to see if anyone can do it using non-physics methods. If they can, I'll tip my hat in their direction.

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