when a force f is applied on an object of mass M its velocity changes from U to V what is the relation between force applied and change in momentum

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Dear Student,

We know that, Force = Mass x Acceleration
Or, F=ma
or, F= massx(change in Velocity)

As per the question,
f= M(U-V)
Or, force f= change in momentum

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when a force f is applied on an object of mass M its velocity changes from U to V what is the relation between force applied and change in momentum

Dear Student, We know that, Force = Mass x Acceleration Or, F=ma or, F= massx(change in Velocity) As per the question, f= M(U-V) Or, force f= change in momentum Regards

Dear Student,

We know that, Force = Mass x Acceleration
Or, F=ma
or, F= massx(change in Velocity)

As per the question,
f= M(U-V)
Or, force f= change in momentum

Regards