A fireworks rocket is fired from an origin `O`, with a velocity of 140 metres per second at an angle of `theta` to the horizontal plane.
The position vector `underset~s(t)`, from `O`, of the rocket after `t` seconds is given by
`underset~s = 140tcosthetaunderset~i + (140tsintheta - 4.9t^2)underset~j`
The rocket explodes when it reaches its maximum height.
- Show the rocket explodes at a height of `1000sin^2theta` metres. (2 marks)
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- Show the rocket explodes at a horizontal distance of `1000sin 2theta` metres from `O`. (1 mark)
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- For best viewing, the rocket must explode at a horizontal distance of 500 m and 800 m from `O`, and at least 600 m above the ground.
For what values of `theta` will this occur. (3 marks)
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