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A horse while running at a constant velocity of 15 m/s , develops momentum of 3000 Ns . The mass of horse is

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Answered by sneha1135

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momentum = mass × velocity
mass = momentum/velocity
= 3000/15 =200 kg

Answered by Abukaundal

11

Answer:

Explanation:

F = M × V

M = F/V

= 2000 / 15

=200 kg

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