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A fighter jet takes off from the horizontal deck of an aircraft carrier. Starting from rest, it achieves a speed of 67.7 m/s as it rolls 89m on the deck to the end of the runway, at which the aircraft leaves the deck its acceleration changes to 5.38 m/s^2 at 50.3 degrees above horizontal.
What is the magnitude of acceleration, in m/s^2, of the jet witle it is rolling on the deck.
What is the altitude of the jet, 4.52 s after it leaves the deck?
What is the speed of the jet 4.53 s after it leaves the deck?
How far horizontally, in meters, is the jet from the end of the runwat 4.52 s after it leaves the aircraft?
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