Be correct! Which of the following has the maximum momentum(a) A 100 kg vehicle moving at o.02 ms-1(b) A 4 g weight moving at 10000 cms-(c) A 200 g weight moving with kinetic energy 10-6 J (d)A 20 g weight after falling 1kilometre

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Which of the following has the maximum momentum (a) A 100 kg vehicle moving at o.02 ms- (b) A 4 g weight moving at 10000 cms-1 A 20 g weight after falling 1 (c) A 200 g weight moving with kinetic energy 10-6 J kilometre (d)

Which of the following has the maximum momentum (a) A 100 kg vehicle moving at o.02 ms- (b) A 4 g weight moving at 10000 cms-1 A 20 g weight after falling 1 (c) A 200 g weight moving with kinetic energy 10-6 J kilometre (d)

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter8: Momentum And Collisions

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