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Standard VI
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Direct Variation
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What is the momentum of a car weighing 1500 kg when the speed increases from 36km/h to 72km/h uniformly?
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Solution
Momentum of car at speed
36
km/h=
10
m/s=
m
×
10
=
1500
×
10
=
15000
kg m/s
Momentom of car at speed
72
km/h=
20
m/s=
m
×
20
=
1500
×
20
=
30000
kg m/s
Momentom change=
30000
−
15000
=
15000
kg m/s
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