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OpenStudy (user123):
OpenStudy (3mar):
This problem depends on the theory that says: faster and lighter reaches first and reaches further.
OpenStudy (3mar):
Let's choose the lightest rocker, user123.
OpenStudy (3mar):
@user123
OpenStudy (3mar):
Are you there?
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OpenStudy (3mar):
seems you are not here, or you did not understand.
OpenStudy (user123):
@3mar I am here now. the lightest is 500g
OpenStudy (mathmale):
Use the formula\[h(t)=h(0)+v _{0}t+\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }a t^2.\]
Think: what is the value of "a" here?
OpenStudy (user123):
I do not know
OpenStudy (user123):
What even is that formula @mathmale
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OpenStudy (will.h):
that formula given by mathmale is the formula that will let you know of the height that the rocket will reach in the air (maximum height) and it is generally known that at the maximum height the rocket or any other subject would float for awhile means that the velocity will be ZERO at that time
and you may find all that in the formula posted by Mathmale