Physics, asked by anu1200, 5 hours ago

The physical quantity defined by the change in momentum is

1. Force

2. Acceleration

3. Impulse

4. Both (2) and (3)

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Answered by priyankabelsre

1

Answer:

1. Force

Explanation:

the change in the object's momentum is Δp=FΔt. Hence the correct answer is force

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Answered by charusaisugu

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FORCE IS THE ANSWER

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