Rocket is which law of motion
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Explanation:
Rockets traveling through space encompass all three of Newton's laws of motion.
When the engines fire and propel the rocket forward, it is the result of a reaction. The engine burns fuel, which is accelerated toward the rear of the ship. This causes a force in the opposite direction to push the rocket forward. Thrusters can also be used on the sides of the rocket to make it change direction, or on the front to create a backwards force to slow the rocket down.
And if, while working on the outside of the rocket, the astronaut's rope breaks and they drift away from the rocket, they can use one of their tools, for example, to change directions and get back to the rocket. The astronaut can throw their hammer in the direction directly opposite of where they want to go. The hammer will go flying off very quickly away from the rocket and the astronaut will very slowly travel back to the rocket. This is why Newton's Third Law is considered to be the fundamental principle of rocket science.
Answer:
Newtown ' socond law of motion
Explanation:
in re-action,a thrusting force is produced
on the engine mount. The thrust accelerates
the rocket as described by Newtown's second law of motion