CBSE Class 11-science Answered
are the speed , velocity and momentum same terms.If not what is the difference
Asked by md reyaj | 04 Aug, 2010, 02:24: PM
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Hello,
Speed velocity and momentum are completely different terms.
Speed is a scalar quantity, and defined as distance travelled per unit time.
Velocity is a vector quantity, whose magnitude gives the speed with which a body is travelling and also has a direction associated with it.
Momentum is also a vector quantity, and defined as, P = mv (mass x velocity)
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Answered by | 04 Aug, 2010, 03:54: PM
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