A jet plane traveling horizontally at 150ms^-1 drops a rocket from a very tall height. The rocket immediately fires its engines after it is released from the plane, causing a 10.0ms^-2 (acceleration) in the X-DIRECTION (no x=vt), while falling under the influence of gravity in the y-direction. After the rocket has fallen 250 m, find:
a) the velocity in the y-direction
b) the velocity in the x-direction
c) the magnitute and direction of its velocity
d) how far it has traveled horizontally.
Neglect lift & drag forces.
THANKS!!! :)
(work is also appreciated)
2007-09-20
16:59:51
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bluenecklace
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➔ Physics
i'm not trying to get out of doing my homework. i'm in 6 AP classes and sometimes i don't have time to ask the physics teacher for help. i've tried this problem for hours i just don't understand how to do it. and its not even homework...it was an example in my textbook.
2007-09-20
17:11:45 ·
update #1