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The momentum of blue whale with a mass of 146,000 kg and a top swimming speed of 24 km/hr is kg·m/s.

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The momentum of a blue whale with a mass of 146,000 kg and a top swimming speed of 24 km/hr is kg-m/s... the answer is:1,022,000 kg*m/s

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