A rocket of mass 95 kg (including fuel) contains fuel of total mass 76 kg.At t = () the rocket is lunched directly upward with initial speed 17 m/s. The fuel is burned and emitted with constant rate0.7 kg/s with speed 1292 m/s relative to the rocket.αNeglect gravity and find the speed of the rocket at t10.14 s.

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