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Momentum Calculator #535
Momentum Calculator #535
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…moved a duplicate Physics header, and corrected a spelling mistake for one of the chemistry calculators.
@Pasqua101, |
Hi @SarthakKeshari , I only removed a duplication of the Physics section. Please look at the attached screenshot below that shows the deletion of the duplicate Physics section that opts for the one that has more of the calculators. Additionally, you can see this duplication on the current version of the README on the main page. As seen below. The changes to made to the README address this duplication. However, if this is not what you want, I can revert this. Please let me know. Thank you. |
@Pasqua101, |
@Pasqua101, |
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Done. Thanks for accepting my PR! |
Issue Id you have worked upon -
Issue #531
Briefly explain your program logic -
As mentioned in issue #531. I have created a momentum calculator that takes in mass (kg) and velocity (m/s) and returns a value of kg m/s for the momentum. There is also has a info file explaining the purpose of the calculator.
Additionally, I have added this calculator to the list of currently implemented physics calculators and removed the duplicate physics header from the README.
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