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(Graph representing rocket dry and wet mass as function of the Isp. This is clearly exponential on the left because a too low Isp means that orbit cannot be reached, the mass ratio gets too high. Done with version 3 of File:Rocket_mass.c. Delta V is 8300 m)
 
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Graph representing rocket dry and wet mass as function of the Isp. This is clearly exponential on the left because a too low Isp means that orbit cannot be reached, the mass ratio gets too high. Done with version 3 of File:Rocket_mass.c. Delta V is 8300 m/s, overall thrust-to-weight ratio is 2.5.
Graph representing rocket dry and wet mass as function of the Isp. This is clearly exponential on the left because a too low Isp means that orbit cannot be reached, the mass ratio gets too high. Done with version 3 of [[File:Rocket_mass.c]]. Delta V is 8300 m/s, overall thrust-to-weight ratio is 2.5.

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Graph representing rocket dry and wet mass as function of the Isp. This is clearly exponential on the left because a too low Isp means that orbit cannot be reached, the mass ratio gets too high. Done with version 3 of File:Rocket mass.c. Delta V is 8300 m/s, overall thrust-to-weight ratio is 2.5.

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20:52, 11 December 2012Thumbnail for version as of 20:52, 11 December 2012400 × 300 (3 KB)Vincent (talk | contribs)Graph representing rocket dry and wet mass as function of the Isp. This is clearly exponential on the left because a too low Isp means that orbit cannot be reached, the mass ratio gets too high. Done with version 3 of File:Rocket_mass.c. Delta V is 8300 m

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