A constant force of 100 Newton acts on a body for changing its momentum. The change of momentum of the body is ___________newton second

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Solution

Force = Change in linear momentum/Time.
Therefore, Change in Linear Momentum = Force*Time.
for a second,
Chang in linear momentum = 100Nx1s.
= 100 Newton second

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A constant force of 100 Newton acts on a body for changing its momentum. The change of momentum of the body is ___________newton second

Force = Change in linear momentum/Time. Therefore, Change in Linear Momentum = Force*Time. for a second, Chang in linear momentum = 100Nx1s. = 100 Newton second

Force = Change in linear momentum/Time.
Therefore, Change in Linear Momentum = Force*Time.
for a second,
Chang in linear momentum = 100Nx1s.
= 100 Newton second