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Chemistry, 25.09.2019 00:30 lilfofo9

a student is watching a simulation of a rocket's flight. she notices that the rocket is dropping devices in flight. what are these "devices" most likely to be?
a. trajectories
b. satellites
c. used up rocket stages
d. exhaust from the combustion reactions

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