Science, asked by parbatimuduli, 10 months ago

momentun of a bodychanges from 40kgm/s to -70kgm/s in 10sec.calculate the force acting on the body.​

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Answered by QuickSilver04
1

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Using formula

Force = delta (p) / time

Force = change in momentum / time

Force = 70kgm/s - 40kgm/s /10s

Force = 30kgm/s /10s

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Answered by Sanskriticr7
0

Answer:

p1=40 kgm/s

p2= -70kgm/s

force = mv-mu/t or ma

therefore, force = p2-p1/t

=> -70-40/10

=>-74N

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