Physics, asked by AvinashVanka, 1 year ago

a body of mass 10 kg moves with a velocity of 50 cm/sec.calculate it's momentum??

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Answered by Anonymous

2

use the formula

momentum = mass × velocity

AvinashVanka: but i want the units????

Answered by savitamudholkar

1

mass=10kg

velocity=50cm/s

momentum= mv

= 10(50)

=500kgms^-1

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