Reaction involved in Combustion of Nitrocellulose-Nitroglycerine(NCNG) solid propellant?
Nitrocellulose is complex stuff. It is generally considered to be the fully nitrated version of cellulose, in which every available alcohol functional group is converted to a nitrate:

$$\ce{[C6H10O5]n +3HNO3 -&gt; (C6H7O2(ONO2)3]n +3H2O}$$

In principal it probably contains some small amount of partially and/or non-nitrated units.

If we consider nitrocellulose to be fully nitrated, then the combustion reaction is:

$$\ce{ 2C6H7N3O11 + 9/2O2 -&gt; 12CO2 + 3N2 + 7H2O}$$

For nitroglycerin $(\ce{C3H5N3O9})$:

$$\ce{2C3H5N3O9  -&gt; 6CO2 + 3N2 + 5H2O + 1/2O2}$$

It will depend on the ratio of nitrocellulose to nitroglycerin what the overall $\ce{CO2}:
\ce{N2}:\ce{H2O}$ mole ratio is. I'll leave you to figure out the mass ratios using the molecular masses of the products.