Problem 4: A rocket starts from rest at the origin. The rocket accelerates up an inclined plane of with an angle 0 = 35.0°, a length L = 200 m, and an acceleration a = 1.25 m/sec². At a time t the rocket reaches the top of the inclined plane at the location (x, y) with a speed v. See the figure below. a) What is x? Answer: 163.8 m. b) What is y? Answer: 114.7 m. c) What is v₂, the x-component of the rocket at the top of the inclined plane? Answer: 18.3 m/sec. d) What is vy, the y -component of the rocket at the top of the inclined plane? e) Answer: 12.8 m/sec. y t=0 Xo = 0 Yo = Vo = 0 t x = ? y = ? Vx =? Vy =? a = 1.25 m/sec² L = 200 m X

Problem 4: A rocket starts from rest at the origin. The rocket accelerates up an inclined plane of with an angle 0 = 35.0°, a length L = 200 m, and an acceleration a = 1.25 m/sec². At a time t the rocket reaches the top of the inclined plane at the location (x, y) with a speed v. See the figure below. a) What is x? Answer: 163.8 m. b) What is y? Answer: 114.7 m. c) What is v₂, the x-component of the rocket at the top of the inclined plane? Answer: 18.3 m/sec. d) What is vy, the y -component of the rocket at the top of the inclined plane? e) Answer: 12.8 m/sec. y t=0 Xo = 0 Yo = Vo = 0 t x = ? y = ? Vx =? Vy =? a = 1.25 m/sec² L = 200 m X

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Chapter1: Physics And Measurement

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