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Specific impulse in rocket propulsion is measur...
Specific impulse in rocket propulsion is measured in:
A. Newton
B. Seconds
C. Meters per second
D. Kilograms
Explanation:
Isp is expressed in seconds, representing thrust per unit weight flow rate.
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