Physics, asked by ss9168011, 4 months ago

02 What do we get by the product of
mass and velocity?

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Answered by topic1315

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Answer:

Momentum is defined as product of mass and velocity

Answered by rajeshwariarya15

1

Answer:

It is momentum that is equal to the product of mass and velocity...

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