An explosive charge giving an impulse of I = 10.5 kN-s is used to discharge a satellite from a spaceship in steady flight. The mass of the vehicle remaining after separation is Mv = 0.74 t and the mass of the satellite is Ms = 2 t. Spaceship Satellite impulse Note: Assume the final motions to be in the line of flight. Determine the Value of Velocity of Satellite Vs= m/s Determine the Value of Velocity of Vehicle Vv= m/s Determine the Value of Velocity of Recession Vr= m/s

An explosive charge giving an impulse of I = 10.5 kN-s is used to discharge a satellite from a spaceship in steady flight. The mass of the vehicle remaining after separation is Mv = 0.74 t and the mass of the satellite is Ms = 2 t. Spaceship Satellite impulse Note: Assume the final motions to be in the line of flight. Determine the Value of Velocity of Satellite Vs= m/s Determine the Value of Velocity of Vehicle Vv= m/s Determine the Value of Velocity of Recession Vr= m/s

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