Physics, asked by sudip2657, 10 months ago

Two stones of masses in the ratio 3:4 fall from height in the ratio of 4:9.The ratio of their momentum on reaching the ground is

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Answered by akshayrajawat2005

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Answer:

1:3

Explanation:

assume X with ratio and use momentum=mass × height

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