explain how momentum gets conserved in collision of two bodies
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Momentum gets conserved in collision between two bodies because,
suppose,
car A is travelling with the speed of u1
and the second car B is travelling with the speed of u2.
if the collides,
speed of A will be decreased and the speed of car B will be increased.
losing speed of A will be gained by the speed of car B.
that's came by the formula,
m1u1+m2u2 = m1v1+m2v2
suppose,
car A is travelling with the speed of u1
and the second car B is travelling with the speed of u2.
if the collides,
speed of A will be decreased and the speed of car B will be increased.
losing speed of A will be gained by the speed of car B.
that's came by the formula,
m1u1+m2u2 = m1v1+m2v2
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