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13. Momentum is an object’s mass times velocity. Which has more momentum? A paper airplane with a mass of 10g flying at a veloci

ty of 4m/s, or a real airplane that is parked on a runway with a mass of 1000kg and a velocity of 0m/s

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Ivenika [448]3 years ago

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Since the velocity of the real plane is 0, p=mv=0. So the paper airplane actually has more momentum since it's value is not 0.

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