Physics, asked by pranathidevulapally, 5 months ago

a ball weighing 10g is thrown vertically upwards ith a speed of 10m/s.what will be its momentum at the highest point

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Answered by meenaj7067

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Answer:

momentum (p) = velocity × mass

p = 10×10

p = 100kgm/s

Answered by bhavya9730

1

Answer:

Answer is as follows

Explanation:

Momentum = mass*velocity

P= 10kg*10m/s

P=100kg m/s

P=100N

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