Physics, asked by suniyalrai1846, 11 months ago

The rate of change of linear momentum of a body falling freely under gravity is equal to it's ____ ?

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Answered by aradhana05

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Answer:

The answer is weight.

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Answered by PSN03

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by the formula

pf-pi=F*t

pf= final momentum

pi=initial momentum

rate of change of momentum

pf-pi/t=F

F=mg

therefore

pf-pi/t=mg

ie weight of the body.

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