Physics, asked by techyibonindia, 8 months ago

explain how momentum gets conserved in collision of two bodies

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Answered by alanmauryain

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Answer: Momentum is the product of velocity and mass, it is conserved in elastic collision, u can imagine that a ball collide with a wall and energy loss is zero (initial energy = final energy) energy of moving body is depends on mass and velocity, as during collision mass and speed can't be change hence momentum is conserved

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