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how does change in momentum occur when velocity of object is nearly equal to the speed of light in vacuum |
| Answer» GE REQUIREDMOMENTUM Momentum (p) = mass x velocityHOW IT CHANGESi) For a body MOVING with SPEED less 10^6 m p = m∆v (mass constant) ii) But if a body like electrons are moving with a high ALMOST equal to speed of light, their mass changes. So, p = ∆(mv)So, your answer is momentum increses as both mass and VELOCITY increases.Please verify it | |