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Once your rocket reaches space, the captain adjusts the speed. Your captain goes from 24,000 km/hr to 17,000 km/hr over 90 seconds. What is your acceleration?
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a= (v-u)/t don't forget to change km/hr to m/s.. (however that also depends upon questions demand or rather say answers demand..)
\[V_f -V_i = at\]\[24,000 km/hr = 6.667 x 10^3 m/s\]\[17,000 km/hr = 4.722 x 10^3 m/s\]\[4.722x10^3 m/s - 6.667x10^3 m/s = a (90s)\]\[a = -21.61 m/s^2\]
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