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In Principle, We Could Accelerate a Matter-Antimatter Rocket to Approximately

Question 37

Question 37

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In principle, we could accelerate a matter-antimatter rocket to approximately


A) 90 % of the speed of light
B) 50 % of the speed of light
C) 30 % of the speed of light
D) 100 % of the speed of light

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