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momentum of a body changes from 40kgm/s to -70kgm/s in 10 second.calculate the force acting on the body?​

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Answered by saboojkali
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Answer:

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Answered by ashmitkumar2
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Answer:

F = -11N

Explanation:

According to newton 2nd law of motion the rate of change in momentum is directly proportional to the applied force.

so,

force \:  = k \:  \times  \: rate \: of \: change \: inmomentum

here, k = 1( constant )

force = \:  \frac{mv \:  -  \: mu}{t}  \\  \\ f =  \frac{ - 70 - 40}{10}  \\  \\ f \:  =  \frac{ - 110}{10}  =  - 11

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