Physics, asked by Anonymous, 5 months ago

what is the magnitude of linear momentum moving with 100m/s having mass of 100 gram?....plz answer me guys with explanation

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Answered by Qhunter

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Explanation:

FIRSTLY WE HAVE TO FIND ALL THINGS AT THERE SI UNITS

V=100M/S

M=0.1 KG

P=MV

P=10N-S

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