6. For the first five seconds after take-off the rocket engine can deliver a net acceleration a withmagnitude act2 + b, where c= 6.66 m/sª and b = 18.1 m/s?.(Note: since this is net acceleration, we include the contribution of gravity into this acceleration)What is the speed of the rocket 1.65 seconds after take off ?

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Given data: a=ct2+bc=6.66 m/s4b=18.1 m/s2t=1.65 s Need to determine the velocity of the rocket after…

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6. For the first five seconds after take-off the rocket engine can deliver a net acceleration a with magnitude a = ct² + b, where c = 6.66 m/s4 and b = 18.1 m/s?. (Note: since this is net acceleration, we include the contribution of gravity into this acceleration) What is the speed of the rocket 1.65 seconds after take off ?

6. For the first five seconds after take-off the rocket engine can deliver a net acceleration a with magnitude a = ct² + b, where c = 6.66 m/s4 and b = 18.1 m/s?. (Note: since this is net acceleration, we include the contribution of gravity into this acceleration) What is the speed of the rocket 1.65 seconds after take off ?

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