explain why is it difficult for a fireman to hold a hose which object large amount of water at a high velocity
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hay mate here is ur ans
the large amount of water and high speed increases the momentum (mass*velocity) thus also the force at which the water is expelled
equal amount of reaction force also acts on the hands of the fireman so he finds difficulty in holding it
hope it helps u
*gud afternoon, take care *
the large amount of water and high speed increases the momentum (mass*velocity) thus also the force at which the water is expelled
equal amount of reaction force also acts on the hands of the fireman so he finds difficulty in holding it
hope it helps u
*gud afternoon, take care *
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the large amount of water and high speed increases the momentum (mass*velocity) thus also the force at which the water is expelled
equal amount of reaction force also acts on the hands of the fireman so he finds difficulty in holding
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newton's 3rd law of motion mate
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