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How fast does a 1000 kg car have to move to have a momentum of 50,000 kg-m/sec?
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How fast does a 1000 kg car have to move to have a momentum of 50,000 kg-m/sec?

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The formula of Momentum should be used; P=mv, we’ve known the number of the momentum(P) and mass(m), and then we can find velocity(v).
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