If the velocity of an object is changing, its momentum is also changing.

True or False?

It is absolutely true that when the velocity of an object changes, the momentum of the object also change. Momentum of any object is defined as the multiple of velocity of an object and the mass of the object. So we can easily deduce that momentum is directly proportional to velocity of an object if the mass of the object remains constant. So it can be seen that if the mass of the object does not change then any change in velocity is bound to have an effect on the momentum of the object. We can easily write the equation as momentum= mass x velocity.

Answered by taskmasters | 2024-06-10

The statement is true; if the velocity of an object changes, its momentum also changes because momentum depends on both mass and velocity. Momentum is calculated using the formula p = m × v , so any change in velocity results in a corresponding change in momentum. This relationship shows the direct link between velocity and momentum in physics.
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Answered by taskmasters | 2024-10-10