Physics, asked by amitasundas7088, 1 year ago

What is the momentum of an object of mass m, moving with a velicity v?

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Answered by avi5353

2

momentum is product of mass and velocity

= m×v

unit=kg–m/s

Answered by sakshi86200511

5

Answer:

If mass is m...

and velocity is V...

p = m×v

p= mv

Explanation:

option d ) mv is correct...

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