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All moving objects don’t have momentum A. True B. False
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All moving objects don’t have momentum
A. True
B. False

User Ashish Sahu
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Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

Some objects gain momentum.

User Shreejibawa
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  • All moving objects have momentum.
  • We know, momentum = mass × velocity
  • So, when an object is moving, it has velocity.
  • So, there is momentum.

Answer:

B. False

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