Physics, asked by trishajAngra, 3 months ago

momentum of a body of 10kg moving with a velocity of 5 metre per second urgent

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Answered by akarsh1487

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Answer:

Momentum=Mass*velocity

Momentum=10*5=50kgm/s

hope this helps you.

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