Posted by John on Monday, September 6, 2010 at 11:48pm.
double post, sorry.
Acceleration is not increasing with engines on. It is constant.
When the engines are on,
Y = 76 sin42 t + (1/2)(29 sin 42)t^2
X = 76 cos42 t + (1/2)(29 cos 42)t^2
Use t = 9 s to find out the location and speed at burnoout. Then write a new equation for the position after that. Assume the earth is flat and that g is constant. For a rocket designed to launch satellites or escape the earth, these are only approximations.
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