Science, asked by ranjana30chouoyu7r8, 1 year ago

calculate the change in momentum of ∆P of a body when a force of 10n is applied for second

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Answered by knligma

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Force = mass× acceleration

F =10 N

mass = 2 kg

a = F/m = 10/2 = 5 m/s²

ranjana30chouoyu7r8: mass is not given in the question

ranjana30chouoyu7r8: how did you brought mass

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