Grade 11General Physics
if the masses are given and the volume is the same. then how should we arrange them in aassending order.....
if the masses are given and the volume is the same. then how should we arrange them in a
assending order.....
1 Answer
Umakant biswal
@ ritika
Your doubts are not clear , what exactly you want to know ?? i mean the arrengement on the besic of what ??
as per your query what i understood that the volumes are given for all opbject are same , and the masses of the object are diffrent .
IF YOU ARE ARRENGING THEM IN THE BESIC OF MOMENTUM CALCULATION ,THEN APPLY THE FORMULA
P = MV
and from the formula u knows that the object with higher mass will be listed at the last and the object with lower mass will be listed at first ,
so, arrenge the thing in ascending order of their mass only , lower mass first and so on ..
AND IF ANY OTHER THAN MOMENTUM THEN APPLY THAT FORMULA , CORRESPONDINGLY U WILL GET THE ANSWER ..
HOPE IT CLEARS YOUR DOUBT
Your doubts are not clear , what exactly you want to know ?? i mean the arrengement on the besic of what ??
as per your query what i understood that the volumes are given for all opbject are same , and the masses of the object are diffrent .
IF YOU ARE ARRENGING THEM IN THE BESIC OF MOMENTUM CALCULATION ,THEN APPLY THE FORMULA
P = MV
and from the formula u knows that the object with higher mass will be listed at the last and the object with lower mass will be listed at first ,
so, arrenge the thing in ascending order of their mass only , lower mass first and so on ..
AND IF ANY OTHER THAN MOMENTUM THEN APPLY THAT FORMULA , CORRESPONDINGLY U WILL GET THE ANSWER ..
HOPE IT CLEARS YOUR DOUBT
KINDLY , LET ME KNOW THE FULL QUESTION IF NOT UNDERSTOOD .
ALL THE BEST ..
ALL THE BEST ..
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