Physics, asked by anitharajagopal, 11 months ago

Linear momentum does not have direction. (True/False). Explain

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Answered by mathematicalcosmolog

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It is false statement that linear momentum does not have direction.

Linear momentum is a vector quantity that depends on both magnitude as well as direction.

The example of this statement is explained with diagram above.

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Answered by magilmathiin

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true

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