the recoil of a gun after firing a shell is due to the principle of conservation of- a) mass,b)liner momentum,c) angular momentum,d)kinetic energy
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b- linear momentum
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because m1v1=m2v2
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The concept of conservation of linear momentum causes a gun to recoil after firing a shell. As a result, c is the correct answer.
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The quantity called momentum that characterises motion, in an isolated collection of objects never changes, according to the conservation of momentum principle; that is, the overall momentum of a system remains constant.
In collisions and explosions, momentum is conserved.
When a cannon is fired, the cannonball accelerates forward and the gun accelerates backwards. The overall momentum is zero before the cannon is discharged
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