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The thrust-to-weight ratio of electric propulsi...
The thrust-to-weight ratio of electric propulsion systems is generally:
A. Very high
B. Moderate
C. Very low
D. Same as chemical rockets
Explanation:
Electric propulsion systems provide very low thrust compared to chemical rockets.
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