calculate the momentum of a ball of mass 450 grams moving with a speed of 120 km per hour
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As we know the momentum (P) is the product of mass (m) and velocity (v)
P= m× v
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So here,
Mass of the ball = 450g
= (450/1000)kg
= 45/100kg
Velocity of the ball = 120 km per hour
=120 × 5/18 m/s
So,
Momentum of the Ball = mv
=(45/100)× 120 ×5/18 kg/(m/s^2)
=15 kg/(m/s^2)
P= m× v
====================================
So here,
Mass of the ball = 450g
= (450/1000)kg
= 45/100kg
Velocity of the ball = 120 km per hour
=120 × 5/18 m/s
So,
Momentum of the Ball = mv
=(45/100)× 120 ×5/18 kg/(m/s^2)
=15 kg/(m/s^2)
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Answer: Mass of the ball is 450 g
We know that 1 g = 1/1000kg
So, 450 g = 450/1000 kg
= 45/100kg
Speed of ball = 120km per hour
As we know that 1 kg per hour = 5/18 m/s
= 120*5/18
So momentum = mass * velocity
p=m*v
= 45/100*120*5/18
= 15m per second square
Explanation:
Momentum = mass * velocity
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