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Force is defined as Change in momentum b)rate of change of momentum c)The quantity that opposes inertia d)The quantity that keeps the velocity constant

Force is defined as Change in momentum b)rate of change of momentum c)The quantity that opposes inertia d)The quantity that keeps the velocity constant
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Force is defined as

Change in momentum b)rate of change of momentum

c)The quantity that opposes inertia d)The quantity that keeps the velocity constant

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c) the quantity that opposes inertia

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