A rocket with a mass of 2.9×106 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 2.8×1023 J.
A. What is the rocket's total energy?
A rocket with a mass of 2.9×106 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 2.8×1023 J....
A rocket with a mass of 2.9×106 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 2.9×1023 J. Part A: How fast is the rocket moving? Part B: What is the rocket's total energy?
A rocket with a mass of 2.20×1062.20×106 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 2.00×10232.00×1023 J. How fast is the rocket moving? Can you please explain how you came to your answer as well? I keep seeing people putting gamma signs into their equations and I don't know what that means since we didn't learn it that way.
A rocket with a mass of 7.20×10^6 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 1.80×10^23 J. How fast is the rocket moving? in c I got wrong answer with 0.555c.
A rocket with mass 5.00×103 kg is in a circular orbit of radius 7.30×106 m around the earth. The rocket's engines fire for a period of time to increase that radius to 8.70×106 m , with the orbit again circular. What is the change in the rocket's kinetic energy? Does the kinetic energy increase or decrease?
An asteroid with a mass of 2500 kg has a relativistic kinetic energy of 1 .5 Calculate the speed of the asteroid. M [ans: 0.80d
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