Physics, asked by DhanalakshmiDhanusya, 7 months ago

even though individual momentum changes the total momentum of a system remains same. how ??​

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Answered by s52352953
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That is, no external forces act upon an isolated system of particles. ... When there is no net external force acting on a system of particles the total momentum of the system is conserved. It's that simple. No matter the nature of the interactions that go on within a given system, its total momentum will remain the same

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