A rocket with initial mass M kilogram (kg) including 60,250 kg of its onboard fuel mixture is fired vertically upward in a vacuum ( that is free space where gravitational field is negligible). During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate x kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket. Assume the rocket was initially at rest. After few seconds the speed of the rocket relative to earth was recorded as 200 In (6.25) m/s and it took the rocket 14 additional seconds to reach its Maximum Speed of 400 In(6) m/s. Find x. Note: Record your answer without units. Enter an integer or a fully reduced fraction such as -2, 7, -3/4, 41/7 etc. No spaces please

A rocket with initial mass M kilogram (kg) including 60,250 kg of its onboard fuel mixture is fired vertically upward in a vacuum ( that is free space where gravitational field is negligible). During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate x kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket. Assume the rocket was initially at rest. After few seconds the speed of the rocket relative to earth was recorded as 200 In (6.25) m/s and it took the rocket 14 additional seconds to reach its Maximum Speed of 400 In(6) m/s. Find x. Note: Record your answer without units. Enter an integer or a fully reduced fraction such as -2, 7, -3/4, 41/7 etc. No spaces please

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