Physics, asked by hazel2006, 8 months ago

by Newton's second law physical quantity that can be calculated if we know rhe magnitude of force on a given mass is?

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Answered by tejeswar184

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Answer:

we can calculate Momentum

Momentum=M.V

where,

M=mass

V=velocity

p=momentum

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