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Two objects A and B of masses 2 kilogram and 10 kilogram respectively are moving with same velocity. The ratio of their Momentum will be :​

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Answered by harshika311
51

Answer:

1:5

Explanation:

For object A,

m= 2kg

velocity = x (assume)

hence, momentum = p= mv = 2x

For object B,

m= 10kg

velocity = x (same as object A)

hence, momentum = p= mv = 10x

ratio of pA:pB

= 2x:10x

= 1:5

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Answered by TheBrainliestUser
133

Answer:

  • The ratio of their Momentum will be 1 : 5.

Explanation:

Given that:

  • Mass of object A = 2 kg
  • Mass of object B = 10 kg
  • Both the objects are moving with same velocity.

To Find:

  • The ratio of their Momentum will be

Formula used:

  • Momentum = Mass × Velocity

Let us assume:

  • Both the objects are moving with velocity 'v'.

Finding the ratio of their Momentum:

= Momentum of A : Momentum of B

= (2 × v) : (10 × v)

Cancelling v.

= 2 : 10

= (2 × 1) : (2 × 5)

Cancelling 2.

= 1 : 5

∴ The ratio of their Momentum = 1 : 5

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