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describe the principle of motion of a rocket as a system of Variable mass?​

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Answered by AhitaR
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The rocket of mass 'm' is moving with a velocity in the direction as shown in the figure. In time-interval Δt, a mass Δm is ejected out with velocity v in a direction opposite to u. Therefore, mass of the rocket after time Δt becomes (m - Δm). and its velocity increases by Δv to a value of (v + Δv).

Answered by Anonymous
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The rocket of mass 'm' is moving with a velocity in the direction as shown in the figure. In time-interval Δt, a mass Δm is ejected out with velocity v in a direction opposite to u. Therefore, mass of the rocket after time Δt becomes (m - Δm). and its velocity increases by Δv to a value of (v + Δv

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