Physics, asked by jhalak67, 1 year ago

calculate the change in momentum of a car of mass 1500kg when its speed increases from 36km/h to 72 km/hr

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Answered by tanishastudent11

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Explanation:

change in momentum=m(v-u)

=1500(72-36)

=1500(36)

=54000

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