A jet engine pushes out 50kg of gas (mainly air) every second, at a velocity of 150m/s. (a) What thrust (force) does the engine produce? (b) If the engine pushed out twice the mass of gas at half the velocity, what would the trust be? ox

A jet engine pushes out 50kg of gas (mainly air) every second, at a velocity of 150m/s. (a) What thrust (force) does the engine produce? (b) If the engine pushed out twice the mass of gas at half the velocity, what would the trust be? ox

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