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What is a sport that would be a good example of momentum?
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What is a sport that would be a good example of momentum?
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-- bowling, after the ball is released
-- shot put, after the release
-- discus throw, after the release
-- pole vault, after the run
-- long- or high-jump, after leaving the ground
-- ski jump, after the end of the ramp
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Football is a great example of this. If two people are running towards each other but at different speeds, the faster one will knock the other one away because of greater momentum due to higher speed.
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