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Shayla Boyer
17 May, 09:40
How do you find momentum
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Tanya Hatfield
17 May, 12:11
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I can think of 2 ways:
1). Multiply the object's mass by its speed.
2). If a force came along, pushed the object and made it
start moving, then you can multiply the force by the length
of time it kept pushing the object.
Both ways will tell you the object's momentum.
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