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Physics, 30.06.2019 04:50, maryam615

Arocket is launched vertically at time t = 0. the elevation of the rocket is given by = ? 0.13 4 + 4.1 3 + 0.12 2 m , where t is in seconds. determine the maximum velocity of the rocket and the elevation at which it occurs

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