Physics, asked by sutharkatha, 1 year ago

What is momentum in physics?

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Answered by atulyadav87

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the force required to stop the moving body is called the momentum

Answered by Anonymous

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The ability to keep increasing or developing the force that makes something move faster and faster.

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