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sir how can we do it by relative velocity method??

7 years ago by Divit Goyal

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in the question how momentum can be conserved if external gravitaional force is acting along line of motion???

10 years ago by Rohan Aggarwal

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Because it is balanced by normal reaction....Notice the word NET Force. also momentum is a vector quantity and is being conserved along x axis not the y axis.

9 years ago by Udayaditya Singh

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