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In physics, there are quantities called conserved quantities. A quantity is considered conserved if its derivative...

In physics, there are quantities called conserved quantities. A quantity is considered conserved if its derivative is equal to 0. If the net force on a system is 0 N and the system is in constant motion what can you say about the momentum? Is momentum conserved?

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