Physics, asked by Aadil321, 6 months ago

find the momentum of the body if it is moving with a velocity of 60 m/s

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Answered by john332

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Answer:

momentum =mass*change in velocity

if a body is moving with constant velocity 60 m/s

momentum=mass*(60-60)

=0 kg m/s²

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