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find the momentum of a body of mass 100 g having a kineic energy of 20 j

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Answered by banani2112p8zd4n

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Explanation:

Ek = 1 *m*v2

2

20J = 1 *20*v2

2

20 = 10*v2

10*v2 = 20

v2 = 20

10

v2 = 2

v = 1.41 m/s

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