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What is the relationship between force and momentum? A. A force will always increase momentum B. A force acting for a certain time results in a change in momentum C. There is no…

What is the relationship between force and momentum? A. A force will always increase momentum B. A force acting for a certain time results in a change in momentum C. There is no…
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What is the relationship between force and momentum?

A. A force will always increase momentum
B. A force acting for a certain time results in a change in momentum
C. There is no relationship
D. It depends on the kind of force​

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