Momentum = mass x velocity
So both mass and velocity affect an object's momentum.
Electrical energy.................
I think the answer to this problem I believe would probably be B. learned optimism. I think it's the closest answer...I THINK
Answer:3.31m/s², to the right
Explanation:
According to the law of conservation of momentum of a body, change in momentum of bodies before collision is equal to the change in momentum after collision.
Momentum = mass × velocity
M1 and M2 be the masses of the first and second skaters respectively
Let u1 and u2 be the velocities of the first and second skaters respectively.
v be their common velocity after collision
M1 = 77kg M2 = 66kg u1 = 4m/s² u2 = 2.5m/s²
According to the law we have
M1u1 + M2u2 = (M1+M2)v
77(4) + 66(2.5) = (77+66)v
308 + 165 = 143v
V = 473/143
V = 3.31m/s²
Their velocity after collision will become 3.31m/s²
They will both move towards the right after collision because the mass of the body moving to the right is higher than the other mass and the mass is also moving at a higher velocity than the other.
if in 1 second the jet goes 428 meters and you want to know how long it takes to go 237 meters you just divide 237/428
it can be written like this
_1_ = __x__
428 237
cross multiply
428 times x = 1 times 237
428x=237
divide by 428 on both sides
x= 237/428
x=0.5537 seconds
