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If "you"'re not acceleration then that rocket with uniform velocity isn't accelerating either.newTonn said:A rocket is moving at uniform velocity with respect to you.
Zero on the first rocket. You'd have to know the mass of the second rocket, and if so, then force equals mass times acceleration.Another rocket passed you with an acceleration. What will be the force(net) acting on these rockets?
I'll ingore the fact that the accelerating rocket is using fuel for it's thrust and therefore it's mass is decreasing over time as it accelerates.