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3 years ago

How many Indian pythons are left in the world?

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1 answer:

ale4655 [162]3 years ago

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No exact number is listed from what I've seen, but they are on the endangered list. More on the lower side.

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Answer: Vce= 4234.4km/hr or 1180m/s

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Mass of rocket motor Mr= 4m

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Total mass of spaceship M= 4m+m= 5m

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MVs= MrVre + McVce eqn1

Vre = Vrc+Vce eqn2

Where Vce is velocity of control room relative to the earth and Vre is velocity of rocket motor relative to the earth

Substituting eqn2 to eqn1, we have.

MVs= Mr(Vrc+Vce) +McVce

MVs= MrVrc+MrVce+McVce

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Vce = (MVs-MrVrc)/(Mc+Mr)

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