Physics, asked by einstein7432, 1 year ago

write expression describing the force acting on a body in terms of its momentum

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Answered by ajay4840

3

motion
is correct answer

Answered by gsggsh

6

Force = dP/dt
or,
Force =( P2-P1)/(t2-t1)

where P indicates momentum

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