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momentum of an object is 20 kg m/sec.What will be its momentum if the velocity is reduced to (1/3) of its original magnitude but mass remains the same..

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Answered by ednaumipon
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Answered by shaharbanupp
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The momentum of an object is 20 kg m/sec. Its momentum if the velocity is reduced to (1/3) of its original magnitude but the mass remains the same will be 6.66\ kgm/s

Explanation:

  • Consider an object of mass m with velocity v and momentum P.

         Its momentum will be the product of mass and velocity. Which is  given by the expression,

          P = mv   ....(1)

  • In the question, it is given that,

       The momentum of the object  (P) =20kgm/s

       Using equation (1),

       m = \frac{P}{v}    ....(2)

       Substitute the value of P into equation (2),

       m= \frac{20}{v}    ...(3)

       If the velocity is reduced to \frac{1}{3},  its velocity (V) becomes,

       V= \frac{v}{3}      ...(4)

      Then the momentum can be obtained by substituting equations(3) and(4) into equation(1),

      P= m\times \frac{v}{3}

          = \frac{20}{v} \times \frac{v}{3}

          =\frac{20}{3}= 6.66\ kgm/s

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