(5) A rocket flies vertically upwards. The acceleration t seconds after launch is 24t2 + 6t ms-2. One second after launch the velocity is 22 ms-1 upwards and the height above the ground is 20 m. The height in meters above the ground after t seconds is ata + bt³ + ct² + dt +e where a = b = c = d = e = What is the velocity after 2 seconds ? velocity ms

(5) A rocket flies vertically upwards. The acceleration t seconds after launch is 24t2 + 6t ms-2. One second after launch the velocity is 22 ms-1 upwards and the height above the ground is 20 m. The height in meters above the ground after t seconds is ata + bt³ + ct² + dt +e where a = b = c = d = e = What is the velocity after 2 seconds ? velocity ms

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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