Physics, asked by sharma15bk, 3 days ago

prove law of conservation of momentum.

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Answered by dbiswas260395

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Formula used: p = mv, FAB=−FBA and F=dpdt. Complete answer: Law of conservation of momentum states that unless an external force is applied, the two or more objects acting upon each other in an isolated system, the total momentum of the system remains constant

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