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The momentum of a particle moving in straight line is given by p= ln t+1/t (kgm/s). The (time t>0) at which the net force acting on particle is 0 and it's momentum at that time is

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the momentum of the particle moving in straight line is given by p=lnt +1/t find the time t>0 at which the net force on the particle is0 and its momentum at that time

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The momentum of a particle moving in straight line is given by p= ln t+1/t (kgm/s). The (time t>0) at which the net force acting on particle is 0 and it's momentum at that time is​

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The momentum of a particle moving in straight line is given by p= ln t+1/t (kgm/s). The (time t>0) at which the net force acting on particle is 0 and it's momentum at that time is