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How would I go about solving a problem like this? What would the answer be?
Rockets A and B are fired straight upward from rest at the same time. Rocket A accelerates at 12.2 m/s2, while rocket B accelerates at 15.9 m/s2. Solve for the moment in time when the rockets are separated by 579 m.
A. When are the rockets separated by 579 m?
B. How high up is rocket A at this time?
C. How high up is rocket B at this time?
D. How fast is rocket A moving at this time?
E. How fast is rocket B moving at this time?
I don't seem to understand the problem Thank you!
Homework Statement
Rockets A and B are fired straight upward from rest at the same time. Rocket A accelerates at 12.2 m/s2, while rocket B accelerates at 15.9 m/s2. Solve for the moment in time when the rockets are separated by 579 m.
A. When are the rockets separated by 579 m?
B. How high up is rocket A at this time?
C. How high up is rocket B at this time?
D. How fast is rocket A moving at this time?
E. How fast is rocket B moving at this time?
I don't seem to understand the problem Thank you!