The linear momentum p of a particle is given as a function of time t as `p=At^2+Bt+C`.The dimensions of constant B are

The linear momentum of a particle as a fuction of time 't' is given by , p = a +bt , where a and b are positive constants . What is the force acting on the particle ?

The linear momentum of a particle as a fuction of time 't' is given by , p = a +bt , where a and b are positive constants . What is the force acting on the particle ?

The linear momentum of a particle at time t is given by the equation P = x + yt^(2) , where x and y are constants. The instantaneous force acting on the particle during its motion is .....

The velocity v of a particle is given in terms of time t by the equation v=at+(b)/(t+c) The dimensions of a,b and c are :

The linear momentum of a particle varies with times as p=a_(0)+at+bt^(2) . What s force and time relation ?