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Property of a moving object equal to its mass times it velocity
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Property of a moving object equal to its mass times it velocity

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Momentum

Step-by-step explanation:

The property of a moving object having mass m and moving with velocity v is called its momentum. It is given by the mathematical form as follows :


p=m* v

It is a vector quantity. Its SI unit of kg-m/s.

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