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Is velocity related to momentum

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MakcuM [25]3 years ago

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Yes momentum is expressed as mass * velocity:

p = m * v

p: momentum
m: mass
v: velocity

enot [183]3 years ago

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Yes
momentum=mass x velocity
or you could rearrange the formula to find velocity = momentum/mass (you get this by dividing both sides in the original equation by mass)
you could also get that mass= momentum/velocity (you get this by rearranging both sides of the original equation by velocity)

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