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I don't think dp/dt =0 maybe if dt =0 then it will be possible.....but I think it is just used to differentiate....
deepak126:
no it is not a peoper answers because dp/dt =0 only in isolated system
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P is the momentum here. since P=mv
& mass cannot be zero. So, when change in velocity is zero or when the body doesn't moves , V=0. so dp/dt is zero when the body remains at rest or moves with constant velocity.
& mass cannot be zero. So, when change in velocity is zero or when the body doesn't moves , V=0. so dp/dt is zero when the body remains at rest or moves with constant velocity.
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