How does a rocket launch upwards? Choose the statement that best describes why a rocket goes up

A) By expelling gas downwards, the rocket is propelled upwards.
B) By expelling gas, the rocket loses mass; because it is lighter, it rises up.
C) By expelling gas downwards, which pushes against the ground, the rocket is propelled upwards.


A

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