Physics, asked by mano3383, 12 hours ago

How can you relate a force
with the change of momentum
of a body?

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Answered by pawarrutika

0

Answer:

Directly

Explanation:

Force is depicted as F = dp/dt

dp/dt is change of momentum with respect to time. And hence force is directly related to momentum.

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