Chemistry, asked by Ashishmishraji2377, 1 month ago

Why do we use momentum?

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Answered by khushi7703860

Momentum is a vector quanitity which has both magnitude and direction. Because momentum has direction, it can be used to predict the direction and speed of the objects after they collide.

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