Physics, asked by aksgymequipment, 4 months ago

A body of mass 30 kg has a momentum of 150kgm/s .What is its velocity?

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Answered by amitagarwal12150

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Explanation:

Here, m=30kg

p=150kgm/s

v=?

From p=mv

v=pm=15030=5m/s.

Answered by harshithakakumani

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Answer:

Momentum is calculated as follows:

Momentum = mass(kg)×velocity (m/s)

Therefore velocity =momentum/mass

=150kgm/s/30kg

=5m/s

Hence the velocity =5m/s

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