Question #148088

A rocket burns fuel at a rate of 294 KG/S and exhaust gas at a relative speed of 6KM/S find the thrust of the rocket answer in units of MN

Expert's answer

The thrust of the rocket can be found from the formula:


T=vdmdt,T=v\dfrac{dm}{dt},

here, TT is the thrust of the rocket, v=6 kmsv=6\ \dfrac{km}{s} is the relative speed of the exhaust gas, dmdt=294 kgs\dfrac{dm}{dt}=294\ \dfrac{kg}{s} is the mass flow rate (or the rate of the burn fuel).

Then, we get:


T=6 kms1000 m1 km294 kgs=1.764106 N=1.764 MN.T=6\ \dfrac{km}{s}\cdot \dfrac{1000\ m}{1\ km}\cdot294\ \dfrac{kg}{s}=1.764\cdot10^6\ N=1.764\ MN.

Answer:

T=1.764106 N=1.764 MN.T=1.764\cdot10^6\ N=1.764\ MN.


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