Posted by Mehak on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 3:52pm.
Did you make a diagram?
let the height be h m
let the distance between rocket and observer be d m
then
d^2 = h^2 + 2000^2
2 d dd/dt = 2h dh/dt = 0
dd/dt = (h/d) dh/dt
when h=5000 from first equation
d = 5385.165
dd/dt = (5000/5385.164)(5000(.1)) = 464.238
Thank you and yea i tried it but i was makin a minor mistake and now i see it .
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