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Suppose such a ship has a mass of 2.00×106kg and carries a mass of fuel equal...

Suppose such a ship has a mass of 2.00×106kg and carries a mass of fuel equal to 3 % of its mass, or 3.00×10^4kg of matter, and an equal mass of antimatter.

What is the final speed of the ship, assuming it starts from rest if all energy released in the matter-antimatter annihilation is transformed into the kinetic energy of the ship? Express your answer with the appropriate units.

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