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A rocket expels gas at the rate of 0.5kg/s.If the force produced by the rocket is 100N,what is the velocity with which the gas is expelled.
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Answered by
MathMate
Force = rate of change of momentum
Propelling force=100N
m (of propelling agent)=0.5 kg / s
velocity=v
100 N=0.5 kg/s *v
=>
v=100/0.5 m/s
=200 m/s
Propelling force=100N
m (of propelling agent)=0.5 kg / s
velocity=v
100 N=0.5 kg/s *v
=>
v=100/0.5 m/s
=200 m/s
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Ligali sunmisola
This answer is the best and I think it is correct
Answered by
Cue
V=200m/s
Answered by
Anonymous
F=ma
F= m*v/t
F=(m/t)*v
100/0.5=v
200m/s=v
F= m*v/t
F=(m/t)*v
100/0.5=v
200m/s=v
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