The acceleration of a rocket traveling upward is given by a = (6 +0.02s) m/s Initially...

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The acceleration of a rocket traveling upward is given by a = (6 +0.02s) m/s Initially v=0, s=0, and t=0. Determine: the position of the rocket as a function of time for heights between 0 and 2000m the time it takes for the rocket to reach 2000m Hand Calculations For exact solution, you may need the following: S dx = ax+bx+c ln(2ax + bx+c+2ax+b The acceleration of a rocket traveling upward is given by a = (6 +0.02s) m/s Initially v=0, s=0, and t=0. Determine: the position of the rocket as a function of time for heights between 0 and 2000m the time it takes for the rocket to reach 2000m Hand Calculations For exact solution, you may need the following: S dx = ax+bx+c ln(2ax + bx+c+2ax+b