Determine how high would the rocket have gone

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A 2.93-kg model rocket is launched vertically upward with sufficient initial speed to reach a height of 3.71·10² m, even though air resistance (a nonconservative force) performs -6.11·10² J of work on the rocket. How high would the rocket have gone, if there were no air resistance?

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