Science, asked by likhitrajbehera, 8 months ago

What is the momentum of an object of mass m, moving with a velocity u? (a) (mu)² (b) mu² (c) ½ mu² (d) mu

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Answered by Shadow57

12

Answer: mu

Explanation: as we know

Momentum = mass*velocity.

Answered by shalinimohan1710

7

Answer:

momentum is mass × velocity = m×u = mu

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