Physics, asked by nancychudail123, 8 months ago

can the law of conservation of linear momentum be applied for a body falling under gravity ?explain .

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Answered by Anonymous

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No , law of conservation of linear momentum be applied .

Answered by brainological

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No..the law of conservation of linear momentum cannot be applied for a body falling under gravity...

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