The World War II-era rocket launcher called the bazooka was essentially a tube open at both ends.
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The World War II-era rocket launcher called the bazooka was essentially a tube open at both ends. On the basis of momentum considerations, how is the firing of a bazooka different from the firing of a cannon, which is a tube open at one end only?
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