Q9: A test rocket is launched from rest over a ramp of 100 m that is inclined by an angle of 30 degrees from the horizontal. Along the ramp, the rocket is accelerated by a force of F(x)=4x N. At the instant the rocket leaves the ramp, the force F(x) drops to zero, and the rocket is now subjected only to gravity (free fall). *New information: mass of rocket m= 1kg.
a) Calculate the magnitude of the velocity of the rocket at the instant it leaves the ramp.
b) Calculate the speed of the rocket at the instant it touches the ground.
c) Calculate the apogee of the rocket as measured from the ground.
Q9: A test rocket is launched from rest over a ramp of 100 m that is...
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