Question

define momentum with example of collision principle​

Answer 1

Momentum is the defined as the motion contained by any body and in collision (whether it is elastic collision or inelastic collision) momentum remain conserved

Explanation:

• In collision momentum is very important factor as bodies shares their energies while keeping their momentum conserved
• In elastic or inelastic collision momentum before collision is equal to the momentum after collision

For example :-

1. When we jump from a boat to the shore, we move forward and the boat moves in backward direction to keep the momentum conserved.
2. When a bullet is fired the gun recoils to keep the momentum conserved
3. When a heavy moving body collides with the light body at rest then some motion is imparted to the body at rest to keep the momentum conserved

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