Physics, asked by irlapatinarsu, 4 months ago

find the momentum of an object whose mass is 2kg and moving with 6m/sec

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Answered by sarojdahal284

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Answered by raghu789957

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Answer:

12 kg m/s

Explanation:

As we know p=mv here mass is 2kg and velocity is 6m/s so multiply both we get the answer

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