Physics, asked by BipinChandra8, 8 months ago

what is the momentum of an object of mass 3M square/5 moving with a velocity of √5 v cube

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Answered by guptaaastha788

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Explanation:

mass =3m^2/5

velocity=√5v^3

momentum=mass × velocity

= (3m^2/5)×(√5v^3)

=3m^2v^3/5

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