The mass ratio which would be required to launch a single rocket into space in the most possible efficient way is that the ratio of rocket mass to fuel mass be; 1: 14.
What is the mass ratio required to launch a single rocket into space?
According to the task content, it follows that the best single rockets made by humans have an initial to final mass ratio of about 15.
In essence, it follows that if the total mass initially was 15 mass units, the final mass would be 1 mass unit.
Consequently, 14 mass units must have burned as fuel in the rocket.
On this note, it follows that the mass ratio which would be required to launch a single rocket into space is; 15: 1 and this means there are 14 mass units of fuel for the 1 mass unit of actual rocket.
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