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How do you know if the net momentum is conserved
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How do you know if the net momentum is conserved

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net momentum is conserved if there is no external force involved in the system

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that
(dP)/(dt) = F

if F= 0 .we have
(dP)/(dt) =0o it means that P remains constant if F=0.

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