Physics, asked by inobam6, 3 months ago

How much force acts on body whose momentum is constant

A.Zero

B.NOne

C.p/2t

D.2p/t​

Answers

Answered by Supergirlangel
6

Explanation:

Average force F acting on body M are interval of time T to change its momentum P = MV. V is the body's velocity. When the momentum is constant and it is not changing over time there are no average force and F = 0.

Answered by shindedropadi
0

Answer:

zero

Explanation:

force is rate of change of momentum so momentum is constant when force is zero

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