Physics, asked by Krishna1068, 1 year ago

calculate the change in momentum of a body when a force of 10N is applied on it for 10s

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Answered by abcdgrdc

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Answer:

change in momentum = product*mass

10n = 1000kg

hence, 1000/10

=100

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