Physics, asked by Parnabi, 1 year ago

two particles of same mass moving at a speed of 10 metre per second and 54 kilometre per hour. Then ratio of the momentum will be?​


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Answered by ankursharma190
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Answer:

p=mv

so m is constant in both

one is in m/s and another is in km/hr

Explanation:

so first change one and then solve it


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Answered by Shahoodalam
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Here is your Answer

given values are,

first particles velocity is 10m/s and mass is (m)

so momentum is p = mv

p = 10m

Now second particles velocity is 54km/h it means 54000/(60×60) = 15m/s

so momentum is p = 15m

Now the ratio of the momentum is

 \frac{10m}{15m }  \\  =  >  \frac{2}{3}

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