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what is the momentum of an object of mass m is moving with velocity v

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Answered by BeautifulSmile19

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It's momentum will be m*v...
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Answered by Anonymous

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As mommentum is the product of mass and velocity...so the mommentum of an obj..having mass m and velocity v will be mv.....

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