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A force 100 N acts on a body of mass 2kg for 10sec. the change in the velocity of the body​

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Answered by kiziesmoonlight
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Answer:

Given : F=100 N m=2 kg t=10 s

Change in momentum of the body m(Δv)=F.t

where Δv is the change in velocity.

⟹ 2×Δv=100×10

⟹ Δv=500 m/s

Answered by protivasinha
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Answer:

force= 100N

mass= 2kg

f = ma

100 = 2 \times a

a = \frac{100}{2}

a = 50ms ^{ - 2}

a=50 m/s² t= 10s

a =  \frac{Δv}{Δt}

50 =  \frac{Δv} {10}

Δv = 50 \times 10

Δv = 500ms ^{ - 1}

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