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A firework rocket of mass 50 g is set off from the ground. It travels vertically upwards until it explodes in a shower of brightly coloured sparkles. (Use g=10 ms−2g = 10 \text{ ms}^{-2} .) a. a Outline the energy transformations taking place as the rocket sets off and moves vertically upwards. b. b When the rocket explodes at the top of its trajectory, what energy transformation(s) occur? c. c If the rocket reaches 150 m above the ground when it explodes, i what is the minimum amount of chemical energy the rocket stored before it was set off? ii why is your answer to part i a minimum?

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