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Q7. Do a body have momentum without kinetic energy? if yes explain.

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Yes a body has momentum without having kinetic energy. Momentum of a body (p) is defined as the mass of the body (m) time's velocity of the body (v). ... If either of the mass or velocity is zero, then kinetic energy (K = ½ mv 2) will be zero

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Q7. Do a body have momentum without kinetic energy? if yes explain.​

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Q7. Do a body have momentum without kinetic energy? if yes explain.