Momentum = (mass) x (speed)
Momentum = (12,000 kg) x (40 m/s)
Momentum = (12,000 x 40) kg-m/s
<em>Momentum = 480,000 kg-m/s </em>
If both the atomic number and mass number each increased by one, then ...
-- the atom would have one more proton in its nucleus,
and
-- whenever it was in a neutral state, it would also have one more electron in its cloud.
<em>choice - B</em>
Answer:
continually change by the same amount each second
Explanation:
We all are aware with the fact that a car speeds is increased when we put our feet on the accelerator. The rate at which the particle's velocity change with time is called its acceleration. If the particle's velocity changes with constant rate, then its rate is called the constant acceleration.
Since the basic units are meter and seconds. And the SI unit of velocity is
and acceleration's SI unit is 
For example if the velocity is change from 2 to 4 m/s in 1 sec its acceleration is
and again its velocity is change with 4 m/s to 6 m/s will again give constant acceleration in 1 s is
.