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The momentum of the falling coconut is transferred to the Earth. Because of Earth’s very large mass
(inertia), its change in velocity is hardly perceptible. In fact, when the coconut is released, the Earth and
the coconut move toward each other with equal and oppositely directed momenta. Because of the Earth’s
enormous mass, its motion is imperceptible. When the coconut and Earth hit each other, their momenta
are brought to a halt—zero, the same value as before.
(inertia), its change in velocity is hardly perceptible. In fact, when the coconut is released, the Earth and
the coconut move toward each other with equal and oppositely directed momenta. Because of the Earth’s
enormous mass, its motion is imperceptible. When the coconut and Earth hit each other, their momenta
are brought to a halt—zero, the same value as before.
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