Physics, asked by Pikaachu, 1 year ago

Heya Mate

Pikaachu needs a help :p

IRODOV 1.178

What I'm doing is :

-> Write dp = F.dt

-> Write the change in momentum and ... substitute the above relation and get the Answer Correct !

-> However friends =_= Me here confused why and how can we take ( u ) relative to the rocket as ( u + v + dv ) as I mentioned in the Equation

-> Note that it works..

Please clear my doubt ^^"

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Shubhangi4: in which standard u r ? =_=
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Pikaachu: 10th :thinking:
Shubhangi4: u were in slac.k??
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Answers

Answered by Riishika
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\texttt{Hello}



Let a certain time of moment t and the rocket has mass m and velocity v . This velocity v is relative to reference frame . And now we will consider inertial frame .



In this reference frame we will take our momentum that the rocket has acquired during the time dt .



\bold{dp = mdv + \mu dt u = Fdt}


\bold{m \frac{dv}{dt} = F - \mu u}



\bold{mw = F - \mu u}



H.P

Pikaachu: Well thanks ! And... brilliant but.. can you please help me with my confusion
Riishika: :-)
Riishika: What's your doubt
Pikaachu: See my Solution up there in the attachment ? Why am I considering The Velocity of Ejected Gas as ( u + v + dv ) where "u" is relative to the Rocket
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