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一只火箭从某一星球表面垂直升空,假设发动机推动力为恒力,火箭上升到一定高度后,关

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一只火箭从某一星球表面垂直升空,假设发动机推动力为恒力,火箭上升到一定高度后,关闭火箭的发动机,火箭在引力作用下运动。下图的图线表示火箭沿竖直方向的速度随时间变化的情况。则

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A.火箭在10s末时刻到达最高点

B.火箭在30s末时刻落回到出发点

C.火箭升空后上升的最大高度为1200m

D.该行星表面的重力加速度大小为4.0 m/s2

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