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Calculate the momentum of a 75 kg mass person walking at 2 m/s
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Calculate the momentum of a 75 kg mass person walking at 2 m/s
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The momentum of a man is 150 kg.m/s.
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The momentum of a man of mass 75 kg when he walks with a uniform velocity of 2m/s.
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We have to find momentum of that man.
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Thus, momentum of a man is 150 kg.m/s.
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Momentum is vector velocity.
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Momentum = force acting on the particle.
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Momentum is measurement of mass.
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momentum= M*v = 75*2= 75*2= 150kgm/s
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