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Suppose that during the launch of a rocket from the surface of the Earth, an astronaut onboard the rocket stands on a bathroom scale and measures her weight to be 3.0 times her normal weight. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the rocket. m/s?

Suppose that during the launch of a rocket from the surface of the Earth, an astronaut onboard the rocket stands on a bathroom scale and measures her weight to be 3.0 times her normal weight. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the rocket. m/s?

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