As you come to a stop in your car, its momentum Is dissipated in the form...
As you come to a stop in your car, its momentum
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Is dissipated in the form of sound energy |
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Is converted to heat energy |
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Is changed to zero because of external forces on the car. |
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Remains constant |
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The momentum is changed to zero due to the external forces on the car.
Hence the correct option is the third option
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