Physics, asked by shiv8450, 11 days ago

Mutual interaction force between two particles can change the.

a) Linear momentum but not kinetic energy
b) Kinetic energy but not linear momentum

c) Linear momentum as well as kinetic energy

d Neither linear momentum nor kinetic energy​

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Answered by karunjoseph
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Answer:

opion b

Explanation:

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Answered by mariospartan
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The correct answer is option (b) Kinetic energy but not linear momentum.

Explanation:

  • Mutual interaction force between two particles can change the Kinetic energy but not linear momentum.
  • We can understand this by taking an example.
  • Example: When a gun is fired, then it exerts a force on the bullet and in return the bullet exerts a force which to the equal magnitude on the gun (in opposite direction).
  • We get know this from the third law of motion.
  • The bullet is currently at rest but after firing the gun and bullet attain some kinetic energy.
  • Hence, the correct answer is option b i.e Kinetic energy but not linear momentum.
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