lf the two bodies moving at right angles collide and their initial momenta are →P1 and →P2, their resultant momentum after collison is :
→P1−→P2
→P1∼→P2
√→P12−→P22
√→P12+→P22
A
√→P12+→P22
B
√→P12−→P22
C
→P1∼→P2
D
→P1−→P2
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By momentum conservation, Resultant momentum after collision = Resultant momentum before collision = √→P12+→P22
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