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3 years ago

Defirnir Cantidad de movimiento (momentum).

Physics

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gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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Answer:

cantidad de impulso de movimiento. La cantidad de movimiento de un objeto se define como el producto de su masa por su velocidad. Cuando dos objetos chocan, la cantidad de movimiento de cada uno varía, pero la cantidad de movimiento total del sistema permanece constante, al menos con una buena aproximación.

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