A rocket is ejecting 50g of gases per second at a speed of 500m/s. What is rocket force?
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∆m/∆t = 50g/s = 0.05 kg/s
u = 500 m/s
Then by momentum conservation
m∆v = -u∆m
dividing both sides by ∆t
m∆v/∆t = -u∆m/∆t
=> F = - 500×0.05
=> F = -25 N
-ve sign implies force given by the exhaust acts opposite to the direction of the velocity of the ga
∆m/∆t = 50g/s = 0.05 kg/s
u = 500 m/s
Then by momentum conservation
m∆v = -u∆m
dividing both sides by ∆t
m∆v/∆t = -u∆m/∆t
=> F = - 500×0.05
=> F = -25 N
-ve sign implies force given by the exhaust acts opposite to the direction of the velocity of the ga
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