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Alchen [17]
4 years ago
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BigorU [14]4 years ago
3 0
The magnitude of the resultant momentum can be calculated using the following rule:
p = sqrt [(px)^2 + (py)^2]
px is given to be 100 kg m/sec
py is given to be 98 kg m/sec

Substitute in the above equation to calculate the magnitude of the resultant momentum as follows:
p = sqrt[(100)^2+(98)^2]
p = 140 kg m/sec
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