Physics, asked by swatiraw, 11 months ago

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

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Answered by adityayadav7118

1

Answer:

mv

Explanation:

momentum is equal to mass of object *velocity

Answered by shrivanshsinghal

0

Answer:

Momentum is the product of mass and velocity

So the velocity =v

But the mass should be given

lets assume mass =m

momentum = mass * velocity

P= mv

Explanation:

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