Physics, asked by ansh1118, 11 months ago

Define Newton's 3rd law of motion and law of conservation of momentum.​

Answers

Answered by An2528
5

Answer:

Isaac Newton's third law of motion states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Law of conservation of momentum states that if there is a collision between two bodies, the total momentum of the two bodies before the collision is equal to the total momentum after collision.

Hope it will help you..

Mark the brainliest

Answered by sourya1794
44

\sf\star\bold\pink{{QUESTION:-}}

Define Newton's 3rd law of motion and law of conservation of momentum.

\sf\star\bold\blue{{ANSWER:-}}

\sf\star\bold\purple{{Newton's\:3rd\:law\:of\:motion:-}}

\sf\: STATEMENT:-

To every action is an equal and opposite reaction.

  • force always acts in pair.

  • Action and reaction acts on two different objet.

\sf\star\bold\green{{Law\:of\: conservation\:of\: momentum:}}

According to law of conservation of momentum-total momentum of a system/object remains constant .If no external unbalanced force acts on the system/object.

In other words If net force acting on body is zero then momentum of the body/system before collision is equal to momentum of the body in collision.

Similar questions