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The velocity of a rocket in space is given by v(t) - A In(1 Bt) where A and B are e positive constants. What are the appropriate SI units for A and B? Find the equations for position and acceleration assuming the rocket starts at x O. Draw a sketch of v vs t, a s t, and x vs t. ach
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0 si unit A men/send bor B2 1+B a 14) (vdnutb)

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