A 5 kg ball is traveling at the same speed as a 10 kg ball. Compared with the 5 kg ball, the 10 kg ball has half the momentum. twice the momentum. five times the momentum. the same momentum.

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A 5 kg ball is traveling at the same speed as a 10 kg ball. Compared with the 5 kg ball, the 10 kg ball has

half the momentum.
twice the momentum.
five times the momentum.
the same momentum.

Physics
high-school

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twice the momentum since p=m*V, both velocities are the same but the mass differs

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twice the momentum as 5 doubled is 10 so it is B

Biki answered Jun 17, 2018

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