Physics, asked by su4kNawbgbmenukal8ya, 1 year ago

How is momentum related to force applied on a body

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As force = mass × acceleration... F=ma.. And momentum = mass×velocity... P=mv F = m(v/t). →a= velocity/time F=P/t.!

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