The graph below shows momentum p, versus time, t, for a spacecraft while it is firing its rocket engines in space. What does the slope represent? (K:1) P Select one: O a. The mass of the spacecraft O b. The net force on the spacecraft O c. The work done on the spacecraft Od. The velocity of the spacecraft

The graph below shows momentum p, versus time, t, for a spacecraft while it is firing its rocket engines in space. What does the slope represent? (K:1) P Select one: O a. The mass of the spacecraft O b. The net force on the spacecraft O c. The work done on the spacecraft Od. The velocity of the spacecraft

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