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What is the acceleration of a rocket if 200 Newtons are applied to its 5.5 kg​

What is the acceleration of a rocket if 200 Newtons are applied to its 5.5 kg​
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What is the acceleration of a rocket if 200 Newtons are applied to its 5.5 kg​

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Given
Force=200N
Mass=5.5kg

F=ma
a=F/m=200/5.5=38.18metre per second
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