If a rocket is fired with a velocity, `V=2sqrt(2gR)` near the earth's surface and goes upwards, its speed in the inter-stellar space is

A rocket is fired with a speed v = 2 sqrt (gR) near the earth's surface and directed upward, what is intersteller speed of rocket v^' , where v_e escape speed on the surface of earth

A rocket is fired with a speed v = 2 sqrt (gR) near the earth's surface and directed upward, what is intersteller speed of rocket v^' , where v_e escape speed on the surface of earth

A rocket is fired with a speed, v=2sqrt(gR) , near the earth's surface and directed upwards. (a) Show that it will escape from the earth. (b) Show that in interstellar space its speed is v=sqrt(2gR) .

A rocket is fired with a speed v=2sqrt(gR) near the earth's surface and directed upwards. (a) Show that it will escape from the earth. (b) Show that in interstellar space its speed is v=sqrt(2gR) .

A rocket is fired with a speed u=3sqrt(gR) from the earth surface . What will be its speed at interstellar space ?