Physics, asked by subodhks75, 6 months ago

Qn.8. Which physical quantity
corresponds to the rate of change of
momentum? *

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Answered by tiwarishashwat125

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Answer:

According to second law of motion:

Rate of change of momentum=Force applied.

So force corresponds to rate of change of momentum.

The rate of change in momentum is equal to force. SI unit of force is newton (N)

Explanation:

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