Physics, asked by Bannu11, 1 year ago

find the momentum of 6 kg ball, moving with 2.2ms-1 velocity

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Answered by shiprachandra

35

Momentum = mass × velocity
= 6 × 2.2
= 13.2 kg.m/s

Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

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Momentum = m × v

= 6 × 2.2

= 13.2 ms-1 kg

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