A rocket is launched vertically from rest, it reaches an altitude of 5.2km after 16s of...
A rocket is launched vertically from rest, it reaches an altitude of 5.2km after 16s of constant acceleration. What was the magnitude of the acceleration of the rocket? How many times larger than the acceleration due to gravity is this? Is this rocket safe for human passengers?
Calculate the error in acceleration (equation 2.1) assuming vo=0 m/s, Δx ± δx and t ± δt.
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acceleration is given as
d = 0.5 at^2
5200 = 0.5 a * 16^2
a = 40.625 m/s^2
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a = 40.625 / 9.8 g
a = 4.145 g
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yes, rocket is safe for human passengers
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