Physics, 24.08.2019 04:30, myzirajackson39

Aspaceship travels at 0.776c relative to earth. if the spaceship fires a small rocket in the forward direction, how fast (relative to the ship) must it be fired for it to travel at 0.926c relative to earth?

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