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Please answer this question for 20 point... What is the momentum of 1000-kg car moving northward at 20 m/s?

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Answered by iamashish1917
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Answer:

Formula for the momentum it is momentum=velocity*mass

We know masz and velociti. Its in correct units, so we just have to substitute our data to formula.

momentum=1000kg*20m/s=20 000 \frac{kg*m}{s}

Answered by nirman95
27

Given:

  • Velocity of car = 20 m/s towards North.
  • Mass of car = 1000 kg.

To find:

  • Momentum of the car ?

Calculation:

  • Momentum is a vector quantity characterized by the product of mass and velocity vector.

  • Direction of momentum will be towards the direction of velocity vector.

Let momentum be P :

P = mass \times velocity

 \implies \: P = m \times v

 \implies \: P = 1000 \times 20

 \implies \: P = 20000 \: kg \: m {s}^{ - 1}

  • The direction of the momentum will be towards North.

So, momentum of the car is 20000 kg m/s and towards North.

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