Physics, asked by kesanaashok123, 2 months ago

the linear momentum of an particle is given by p=a+bt. what is the force acting on it

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Answered by uvikaanand

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Explanation:

Given Momentum P=a+bt2.

We know force F=dtdp=rateofchangeofmomentum.

⇒F=2bt

or Force∝time

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