define momentum...??
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momentum can be defined as the product of mass and velocity
p=m*v
p=m*v
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Hi friend,
The momentum of an object is defined as the product of its mass and velocity,ie- m×v
Momentum of an object is always directly proportional to its mass.
Momentum is a vector quantity. Direction or momentum of an object is same as the direction of its velocity.
SI unit of momentum is kg m /s.
Every moving object will have some momentum but if the object is at rest the momentum will be 0 as it's velocity is zero.
Hope it helps!!!!!!
The momentum of an object is defined as the product of its mass and velocity,ie- m×v
Momentum of an object is always directly proportional to its mass.
Momentum is a vector quantity. Direction or momentum of an object is same as the direction of its velocity.
SI unit of momentum is kg m /s.
Every moving object will have some momentum but if the object is at rest the momentum will be 0 as it's velocity is zero.
Hope it helps!!!!!!
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