Pls help 13. A 4.6 kg rocket is launched directly upward from Earth at 9.00 km/s (rg = 6.38 x 10"m, mg = 5.98 x 10*# kg, G= 6.67 x 10"N ·m*/kga) What altitude above Earth's surface does the rocket reach?b) What is the binding energy at that altitude?

Velocity of Rocket V = 9 x km/s ; 9 x 103m/sMass of earth Me = 6 x 1024 KgRadius of earth Re = 6.4…

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13. A 4.6 kg rocket is launched directly upward from Earth at 9.00 km/s (rg = 6.38 x 10"m, mg = 5.98 x 10*# kg, G
= 6.67 x 10"N ·
m*/kg
a) What altitude above Earth's surface does the rocket reach?
b) What is the binding energy at that altitude?

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