Keeping the system inert mass constant, which of the following changes – McqOptions

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1.	Keeping the system inert mass constant, which of the following changes will not result in flight velocity increment?
A.	Use of better propellants
B.	A more favorable nozzle area ratio
C.	Higher chamber pressure
D.	Better nozzle cooling
Answer» E.

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