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Describe the application of conservation of momentum when the mass changes with time, as well as the velocity Now, dm g and dv are each very small; thus, their product dm gdv is very, very small, much smaller than the other two terms in this expression. We neglect this term, therefore, and obtain: Since all vectors are in the x-direction, we drop the vector notation. Applying conservation of momentum, we obtain begin{split} \int_{v_{i}}Separate chapters on liquid, solid, and hybrid propulsion systems and a new chapter on thrust chambers including the new aerospike nozzle