Physics, asked by zardonz07, 1 year ago

A man having mass of 50 kg moving with a velocity 18 km/hr what is his momentum ?

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Answered by sahilo1

1

50×18=900

is the right answer

Answered by deshmukhanish

1

momentum = mass * velocity

p = 50 * 18

p = 900

deshmukhanish: mark it as branliest

zardonz07: Wait

zardonz07: Option given are:-

zardonz07: 1.50 kg

zardonz07: 2. 250 kg

zardonz07: 3. 250 g cm/s

zardonz07: 4. 2500 kg m/s

deshmukhanish: option d.

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