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I am trying to predict how long a rocket will take to predict its trajectory, given target location, general rocket information, starting position, etc. I am currently in high school and working on my science fair project. I have people who would be willing to explain higher level math/physics to me, so feel free to use advanced math and physics in your answer.
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