Physics, asked by kandaririddhima, 6 months ago

A body of mass 2000kg is moving with a velocity of 144km/h.Find its momentum.

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Answered by Aaryan2929

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Answer:

The answer is 80000 kg*m/s

Explanation:

Momentum=mass*velocity

mass=2000kg

velocity=144km/h wehave to change it in m/s as it is the SI unit of velocity. so,144×5/18=40m/s

now just multiply=2000*40=80000kg*m/s

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