Physics, asked by dwschiel0718, 19 days ago

A 50 kg object has a momentum of 600 kg*m/s east. What is the velocity?

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Answered by sahilrajwar2004

1

Answer:

12m/s

Explanation:

P = mv

600 = 50(v)

v = 600/50

v = 12m/s

Answered by Samvegthepsycho

1

Answer:

P=mv (P=momentum)

P=50×600

=30000kg ms-1

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