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Answered by smartysurya773389
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Take mv' as the final momentum and mv as initial momentum.

And take the g as 10m/s

∆p = mv'-mv

∆p = 1x10 - 1x10

∆p = 0

So the change in momentum is “0”

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

∆p = mv'-mv

∆p = 1x10 - 1x10

∆p = 0

So the change in momentum is “0”

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