att = 0 s. After timet =2s, velocity of body15. A body of mass 5 kg is moving with velocity ofv = (2î + 6j) msis (10î + 6j), then change in momentum of body is(a) 40i kgms(c) 30î kgms-1(b) 20î kgms1(d) (50i+ 30j) kgms-1-1

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15. A body of mass 5 kg is moving with velocity of v = (21+ 6j) ms-' att = 0s. After timet =2 s, velocity of be is (10î + 6j), then change in momentum of body is (a) 40î kgms (c) 30îkgms-1 (b) 20îkgms (d) (50î + 30j) kgms-1 -1

15. A body of mass 5 kg is moving with velocity of v = (21+ 6j) ms-' att = 0s. After timet =2 s, velocity of be is (10î + 6j), then change in momentum of body is (a) 40î kgms (c) 30îkgms-1 (b) 20îkgms (d) (50î + 30j) kgms-1 -1

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