A rocket is launched from rest and reaches a position of (65m, 185m) and a velocity...

A rocket is launched from rest and reaches a position of (65m, 185m) and a velocity of (195m/s, 555m/s) when it runs out of fuel. From this time, t_bo, it flies a projectile motion path.

Find the maximum height above the ground the rocket achieves after running out of fuel
Find the time t and position x of the rocket when it hits the ground.

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genius_generous answered 6 months ago

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