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2 years ago

.Please explain to me how to find the momentum

Physics

1 answer:

nexus9112 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

momentum = mass x velocity

Explanation:

So ultimately, find the mass of the object (be careful since this is not the same as weight. Weight is your gravitational pull to the earth. This means that your weight different amounts on different planets. But mass stays the same on all planets, it's what most people call their weight.) and then find the velocity (2 meters/second north, etc.)

Now you can apply this to your problem

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