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1.	Determine the mass ratio (Initial mass/Burnout mass) for each stage for a 3-stage rocket, given the total velocity increment is 2000 m/s, mass ratio is constant for all stages and the exhaust velocity is constant for all stages with a value of 3000 m/s.
A.	2.51
B.	1.52
C.	2.15
D.	1.25
Answer» E.

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