Physics, asked by loklokokojm8292, 9 months ago

10. A 5.4 kg cat is running with a momentum of 17 kg ∙ m/s. What is its velocity?

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Answered by happy200517

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Explanation:

momontum = mass × velocity

17 = 5.4 × v

v=17/5.4

v=3.14 m/s

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