Question icon
Grade 99 grade science

How are force and momentum related ?

Profile image of Malavika  Rajesh
11 Years agoGrade 9
Answers icon

6 Answers

Profile image of Yugabrat Gogoi
11 Years ago
 The rate at  which momentum changes with time is equal to the net force applied to an object.  This relationship comes directly .  This is a special case of Newton's second law forF = mafrom Newton's second law of motion, a constant force which gives rise to a constant acceleration.  The linking fact is that acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes with time.
Profile image of Yugabrat Gogoi
ApprovedApproved Tutor Answer11 Years ago
this is the propper one.
The rate at  which momentum changes with time is equal to the net force applied to an object.  This relationship comes directly .  This is a special case of Newton's second law for F = ma from Newton's second law of motion, a constant force which gives rise to a constant acceleration.  The linking fact is that acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes with time.
Profile image of Malavika  Rajesh
11 Years ago
Thank You...
Profile image of Yugabrat Gogoi
11 Years ago
you are welcome
 
Profile image of shubham sharda
11 Years ago
force=momentum/time
Profile image of Adarsh
11 Years ago
The rate of change of m