Physics, asked by Anonymous, 20 days ago

can a body have energy without momentum?​

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Answered by SmitaMissinnocent
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Answer:

yes there is an internal energy in a body due to the thermal agitation of the particles of the body while the vector sum of the momentum of the moving particles may be zero.

Answered by angilipondu
1

Answer:

Yes, something can have energy without having momentum. Momentum is defined as the mass of an object times its velocity.

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