difference between speed and momentum
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Momentum is usually the mass of an object times the velocity. For a particle with no mass the momentum is the energy divided by the speed of light. ...Speed is distance per time without asserting any direction. Acceleration israte of change of velocity and momentum is the product of mass andvelocity.
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speed = the rate of distance is called speed
speed = distance / time
speed is scalar quantity
the SI unit of speed is Km / h
Momentum = the product of mass and velocity is called Momentum
Momentum = mass × velocity
Momentum is vector quantity
the SI unit of momentum is kgm/s
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speed = the rate of distance is called speed
speed = distance / time
speed is scalar quantity
the SI unit of speed is Km / h
Momentum = the product of mass and velocity is called Momentum
Momentum = mass × velocity
Momentum is vector quantity
the SI unit of momentum is kgm/s
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