Chemistry, asked by Maniry2662, 9 days ago

What is resultant velocity in physics?

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Answered by janaki02061984

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The resultant velocity of an object is the sum of its individual vector velocities. ■ The sum of the vector forces on an object is equal to the scalar product of the object's mass and its acceleration vector

Answered by daksh4454

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The resultant velocity of an object is the sum of its individual vector velocities.

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