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Physics, 11.07.2019 06:10 gracie0818

Arocket is fired vertically until it is 100 km above the earth's surface where its speed is 5000 m/s, and then its fuel is exhausted. (a) how far from the earth does it go? (b) what would be its speed when it returns and hits the earth if the effect of the atmosphere could be ignored?

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