Colby participates in a rocket-launch competition in her high school. The goal is to launch a rocket with mass m = 2.3 kg [5 lbs] to a height no less than 50-m (164 ft) above ground.
a) What is the minimum momentum of the rocket as it leaves the launch pad?
b) Colby figured out three possible propulsion mechanisms that differ by the generated force F (“thrust”) and the time interval ∆t during which the force acts on the rocket [“burn time”]: Force F [N] Time interval ∆t [s] Propulsion #1 161 0.41 Propulsion #2 233 0.37 Propulsion #3 532 0.12 What is Colby’s best choice for the propulsion mechanism? Explain your reasoning!
c) Colby is excited about the successful launch of her rocket but is disappointed because the rocket is in air for only t1 = 3.1 s after the launch until it reaches the highest point. Explain Colby’s disappointment and calculate the air resistance acting on the rocket! Assume that the air resistance is constant.
d) Does Colby’s rocket meet the requirement of the contest?
e) The rocket returns to the ground at the time t2 = 6.5 s measured from the time of the launch. Calculate the impulse imparted on the rocket during the flight form the highest back to the ground. Find the velocity vector!] of the rocket just before it lands on the ground!
Colby participates in a rocket-launch competition in her high school. The goal is to launch a...
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