Physics, asked by akshisaha06, 1 year ago

Can any object have momentum even if it's mechanical energy is zero ?? Explain why ?
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Answered by RIPPER28
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no because the mechanical energy is zero.wnt 
mechanical energy=potential energy + kinetic energy 
it means both are zero as momentum is not there
hence it is not possible
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