Physics, asked by rubyraju8333, 11 months ago

Two balls of masses 2g and 6g are moving with a velocity with KE in the ratio of 3:1. What is the ratio of linear momentum?

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Answered by evilgodfahim1

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momentum=mass*velocity

here the ratio of momentum between the balls is $\frac{2*3}{1*6}$

which is 1:1

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