Physics, asked by lovelydeb, 1 year ago

the momentum of a student with cycle is 400 kg metre per second cycle is moving with a velocity of 5 M per second find the mass of the student and the cycle

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Answered by reshmapallapu87

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momentum = mass X velocity
400= mass X 5
400÷5= mass
80 = mass

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