Please show all work for a & b!! Mtakeofftakeoff massMFinal = final vehicle mass after fuel is consumeda)Set Voo flight velocity = dx/dtb)Set mfuel = fuel mass flow rate = -dMdtthis is conservation of massIsp = specific impulse defined to be: = I/ (ṁfuel * g)g = 9.8 m/s² Derive the Breguet range formula which is;Range = S = Isp V∞ (±) In (Mtakeoff)MFinalAssume that we cruise, with no acceleration, with a constant V∞, (L/D) and IspJ = thrust D= drag L = lift, W = weight

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