Statement1:Linear momemtum of the system of particles is 0. Statement2:K.E of the system of particles is 0 .Then (a)Statement 1 implies statement 2 & statememt 2 imlies 1(b)statement 1 does not imply statement 2 and statememt 2 does not imply statement 1 (c)statement 1 implies statement 2 but statement 2 does not imply statement 1 (d)statememt 1 does not imply statement 2 but statement 2 imples statement 1??.

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