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03-11-2022
Physics

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The Space Shuttle crew makes a course correction in space by firing a small rocket for 10 seconds at 5000 N. The Space Shuttle has an orbital mass of 105,000 kg. What impulse was applied during the course correction and what was the change in velocity?

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