Physics, asked by Rula199, 11 months ago

Diff. B/w force and momentum

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Answered by ankitrupanshjha

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ANSWER :- FORCE = MASS × ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY..AND

MOMENTUM= MASS × VELOCITY..

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