Sorry, ill get back to this thread next week and reply, but thanks for all the help, just getting a lot of physics homework recently so this task is not due until next wekk
I appreciate all the help.
And there is no diagram + ill fix the mistakes
Velocity increases as time increases right?
Sorry I'm kind of new to all this stuff, just starting physics a-levels and tbh I've forgotten most of GCSE physics and threw away all my books so all i have is the internet and i can't seem to find the answer.
Sorry about the first place
You are a Physicist who works for NASA and your job is to evaluate the crash landing of a test rocket. Complete a summary assessment of the rocket’s descent and landing using the data below. You will then need to write a formal report. - Task (I've done most of it)...
Homework Statement
Explain why the velocity at time of impact was much higher than the average velocity
Explain why the actual gravitational potential energy will in reality be much higher than this
Explain why increasing the time of impact would mean the rocket was less likely to get...
Calculate the force exerted by the ground on the rocket (use correct units)
Mass of the Rocket = 1500kg
Duration of landing impact = 0.04 s
Velocity at time of impact = 175 m/s
Distance traveled = 30km
Time taken to complete journey = 6 minutes
Acceleration due to gravity = 9.8 m/s2
I got...
Homework Statement
Force exerted by the ground on the rocket
Mass of the Rocket = 1500kg
Duration of landing impact = 0.04 s
Velocity at time of impact = 175 m/s
Distance traveled = 30km
Time taken to complete journey = 6 minutes
Acceleration due to gravity = 9.8 m/s^2
Homework Equations...