Physics, asked by tanishashah661, 10 months ago

What will be the velocity of a car of mass 1800 KG, if it's momentum is 10800 kg m per second

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Answered by Secretgirl123

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Answer:

p = mv

10800 = 1800×v

v = 10800/1800 = 6m/s

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Answered by biligiri

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Answer:

momentum = mass × velocity

10800 = 1800 × velocity

therefore velocity = 10800÷1800

=> 6 m/sec

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