Consider a particle A of mass m A = 6 kg moving at a velocity iA = 5 i + 5 jm/s and a particle B of mass mg = 4 kg moving at a velocity UB = - 3 i m/s. Calculatethe linear momentum (in kg.m/s) of the set of particles in the x-direction.UBA

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Mass of the ball A (mA) = 6 kg Velocity of the ball A (VA) = 5i+5j Mass of the ball B (mB) = 4 kg…

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Consider a particle A of mass mA = 6 kg moving at a velocity a = 5 i+5 j m/s and a particle B of mass mg = 4 kg moving at a velocity ÜB = - 3 i m/s. Calculate the linear momentum (in kg.m/s) of the set of particles in the x-direction. VB VA B A

Consider a particle A of mass mA = 6 kg moving at a velocity a = 5 i+5 j m/s and a particle B of mass mg = 4 kg moving at a velocity ÜB = - 3 i m/s. Calculate the linear momentum (in kg.m/s) of the set of particles in the x-direction. VB VA B A

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the linear momentum (in kg.m/s) of the set of particles in the x-direction.
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