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 \\ A  \: space  \: craft  \: flying \:  in  \: a \:  straight  \: course \:  with  \: a \:  velocity  \: of \: \  \textless \ br /\  \textgreater \ 75 km s  \: fires \:  it's  \: rocket  \: motors  \: for \:  6.0 s \:  . \:  At  \: the \:  end  \: of \:  this  \: time ,  \: it's  \: speed  \: is \:  120 \:  km s  \: in  \: the \:  same  \: direction.  \\ Find :  \\ \  \textless \ br /\  \textgreater \ (i) the  \: space \:  craft's  \: average \:  acceleration  \: while  \: the  \: motors  \: were \:  firing, \\  \  \textless \ br /\  \textgreater \ (ii)  \: the  \: distance \:  travelled  \: by  \: the \:  space  \: craft's  \: in  \: the  \: first  \: 10 s  \: after  \: the  \: rocket \:  motors \:  were  \: started,  \: the \:  motors \:  having \:  been \:  in \:  action  \: for  \: only  \: 6.0s \:  .
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Answered by Tanishabharti
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  • A spacecraft flying in a straight course with velocity of 75 km/s fires its rocket motors for 6.0s. At the end of this time its velocity becomes 120 km/s . Find the distance travelled by the spacecraft in the first 10 s after the motors were started,the motors being in action for only 6.0s.

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