Chemistry, asked by saigonecrazy, 1 year ago

what is the dimension of mass in change in momentum .how?

a]1
b]2
3]-1
4]0

saigonecrazy: how
saigonecrazy: explain

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Answered by parveen35
5
a) is the correct option.
mark BRAINLIEST.
saigonecrazy: how
parveen35: change in momentum= m∆v
parveen35: dimension will beMLT*-1
saigonecrazy: ok
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