Physics, asked by Nasmohd, 10 months ago

If a body of mass 10kg moves with velocity of 7ms-1, then what is the momentum of the body

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Answered by AnandMPC

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Explanation:

Mass = 10kg

Velocity = 7m/s

Momentum (p) = Mass(m) x Velocity(v)

p = 10*7

p = 70kgm/s

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Answered by koushik200330

0

Answer:

Explanation: momentum=Mass*velocity

=10*7

=70kgm/s

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