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If the mass of a basketball is 18 times that of a tennis mass, can they ever have the same momentum? Explain your answer
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If the mass of a basketball is 18 times that of a tennis mass, can they ever have the same momentum? Explain your answer

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Yes

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Yes. The momentum is the same when the speed of the tennis ball is 18 times greater than the speed of the basketball and the velocities of both objects are in the same direction.

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