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A test rocket in the sky, is falling downward at a constant speed. It does however,...
A test rocket in the sky, is falling downward at a constant speed. It does however, have acceleration in the horizontal direction caused by a parachute. The parachute is pulling on the rocket with a tension of 980 N at and angle of 640. Draw a free body force diagram of the rocket. What are the x and y components of the tension, the net force equation for the y direction, the mass of the rocket, the net force equation for the x direction, and the acceleration of the rocket in the x direction.
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