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Mar25-10, 06:29 PM   #1
 

Rocket Exhaust Gases


A rocket with initial mass of 7.30×103 kg is fired in the vertical direction. Its exhaust gases are ejected at the rate of 6.00×101 kg/s with a relative velocity of 2.100×103 m/s. What is the initial acceleration of the rocket? What is the acceleration after 29 s have elapsed?
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Mar25-10, 06:46 PM   #2
 
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A rocket with initial mass of 7.30×103 kg is fired in the vertical direction. Its exhaust gases are ejected at the rate of 6.00×101 kg/s with a relative velocity of 2.100×103 m/s. What is the initial acceleration of the rocket? What is the acceleration after 29 s have elapsed?
I think you will first need to find such a thing like the Thrust of the rocket, which can be obtained by:

[tex]F_s dt = dm\cdot\vector{v}_r[/tex]

With the thrust, which is clearly a force, you can solve for F =ma, m being the initial one (take into account that your rocket is losing mass as it goes up).
Hint: The total force is the thrust + the gravity!
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