Physics, asked by Adityarajtembhurkar, 1 year ago

what is the Law of conservation of linear momentum?

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Answered by chiragCS7

Law of conservation of momentum states that momentum always remains conserved before Collison and after collision. Whenever no external force is acting on it

Answered by cuteboy143

The linear momentum of a system remain unchanged in absence of an external force

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