Physics
Grade-10
Easy
Question
Mass of the blue ball is 0.43 Kg and mass of the pink ball is 0.45 kg
The following example follows the law of conservation of momentum. Is the statement true or false?
Initial:

Final:

- True
- False
Hint:
Momentum= product of mass and velocity.
The correct answer is 'True'.
Initial:

Final:

According to the law of conservation of momentum, we can see the initial and final momenta are same so momentum is conserved which makes the statement true.
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Final:

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