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An object is traveling with a momentum of 6.07 kg·m/s at an absolute angle of 342.9° (72.9° above the horizontal pointing up and left; "northwest"). What are x- and y-…

An object is traveling with a momentum of 6.07 kg·m/s at an absolute angle of 342.9° (72.9° above the horizontal pointing up and left; "northwest"). What are x- and y-…
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An object is traveling with a momentum of 6.07 kg·m/s at an absolute angle of 342.9° (72.9° above the horizontal pointing up and left; "northwest"). What are x- and y-components of this object's momentum

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X-component: 6.07*cos(72.9°), Y-component: 6.07*sin(72.9°).
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