Physics, asked by vanshika1426, 11 months ago

how much force acts on body whose.momentum is constant​

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Answered by rajesh323
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Explanation:

when when the momentum is constant and is not changing over time I know average force F=0

Answered by Anonymous
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there is no force acting on the body because force is rate of change in momentum since momentum is constant therefore there is no force acting on the body

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