here,
the total impulse delivered , I = 23 N.s
the mass of rocket , m = 0.156 kg
let the speed of rocket after it is launched from rest be v
impulse = m * v
23 = 0.156 * v
solving for v
v = 147.4 m/s
the speed of rocket after it is launched from rest is 147.4 m/s
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