Momentum is the product of:
Correct answer: B. Mass and velocity
- A. Force and displacement
- B. Mass and velocity
- C. Mass and force
- D. Force and velocity
Explanation
Momentum is defined as " the quantity of motion in a body."Mathematically is represented by 'p' and is given byp = m vWhere m is mass and v is velocity.Thus momentum is the product of mass and velocity.
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