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an an object of mass 100 kilograms is accelerated uniformly from velocity of 5 metre s-1 to 8ms-1in 6s calculate the initial and final momentum of the object also find magnitude of the force exerted on the object​ who will give me answer of this question I will mark as brainliest and follow him

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Answer:

(1.)Initial momentum(p₁)=500 kg.m/s

(2.)Final momentum(p₂)=800 kg.m/s

(3.)Force exerted on the object(F)=50 N

Step by step Explanation:

Given⇒ Mass(m): 100 kg

Initial velocity(u):5 m/s

Final velocity(v):8 m/s

Time(t)=6s

To find⇒(1.)Initial momentum (2.)Final momentum (3.)Force exerted on object.

Solution⇒(1.)Initial momentum(p₁)=Mass(m)×Initial momentum(u)

p₁=m×u

p₁=100 kg×5 m/s=500 kg.m/s

(2.)Final momentum(p₂)=Mass(m)×Final velocity(v)

p₂=m×v

p₂=100 kg ×8 m/s=800 kg.m/s

(3.)Force exerted on the object(F)=(Final momentum(p₂)-Initial momentum(p₁))/Time(t)

F=(p₂-p₁)/t

F=(800-500)/6=300/6=50 N

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